Saw this on another site - thought someone might be interested -
87 Toyota Coaster
Sunshine Coast, Queensland
$27,000
For sale 87 Toyota coaster $27,000. Manual Diesel RWC and rego 170,000klms. This is in excellent wel...l maintained condition. Has many many extras! Posting for my Dad (Mick). Located at Brisbane 07-33882252
I have no interest in this bus - don't know any more than what is above - but I thought someone might be interested.
-- Edited by jules47 on Sunday 15th of January 2017 08:37:42 PM
Looks pretty good Jules, but having owned a similar bus, only an earlier model,
I would suggest a very close inspection for rust in chassis and lower wall panels.
For some reason these vehicles are very prone to rusting, must be the "High" quality steel "Coke Cans" used in their construction LOL
K.J.
the rocket said
04:09 PM Jan 16, 2017
Hi jules, someone will love that.
jules47 said
11:53 AM Jan 17, 2017
That's what I thought.
Jaahn said
01:35 PM Jan 17, 2017
kiwijims wrote:
Looks pretty good Jules, but having owned a similar bus, only an earlier model,
I would suggest a very close inspection for rust in chassis and lower wall panels.
For some reason these vehicles are very prone to rusting, must be the "High" quality steel "Coke Cans" used in their construction LOL
K.J.
Hi
Just a word about the quality of Coasters ! This one is 30 years old, that is the mainproblem.My Mercedes Sprinter is half that age and has rust too and has never been near the beach much over its life.
Jaahn
kiwijims said
03:46 PM Jan 17, 2017
Below is a picture of our old 77 Coaster, it might be hard to see but, the whole of the roof section just above the windows, has a riveted plate of steel running right around the body, the front section below the window is also full of bog.
From a distance the old girl looked pretty neat but, up close "YUK"
I'm glad I managed to flog it off before she fell apart, although it did carry us across the Nullarbor to S.A. and back without any major problems.
K.J.
-- Edited by kiwijims on Tuesday 17th of January 2017 03:49:15 PM
Look at Yeoeleven from this forum - he purchased a 1980 4 cyl petrol Coaster - sight unseen. There was a kerfuffle about how he should do this, not do that - but he got it - 2013 - March - took two months to get it on the road - and quite a few $$$$ - but he is still driving it today - he has made a great home out of it - doesn't travel as far these days - but loves to be out in this great land, meeting great people.
For sale 87 Toyota coaster $27,000. Manual Diesel RWC and rego 170,000klms. This is in excellent wel...l maintained condition. Has many many extras! Posting for my Dad (Mick). Located at Brisbane 07-33882252
I have no interest in this bus - don't know any more than what is above - but I thought someone might be interested.
-- Edited by jules47 on Sunday 15th of January 2017 08:37:42 PM
Looks pretty good Jules, but having owned a similar bus, only an earlier model,
I would suggest a very close inspection for rust in chassis and lower wall panels.
For some reason these vehicles are very prone to rusting, must be the "High" quality steel "Coke Cans" used in their construction LOL
K.J.
Hi jules, someone will love that.
Hi
Just a word about the quality of Coasters ! This one is 30 years old, that is the main problem. My Mercedes Sprinter is half that age and has rust too and has never been near the beach much over its life.
Jaahn
Below is a picture of our old 77 Coaster, it might be hard to see but, the whole of the roof section just above the windows, has a riveted plate of steel running right around the body, the front section below the window is also full of bog.
From a distance the old girl looked pretty neat but, up close "YUK"
I'm glad I managed to flog it off before she fell apart, although it did carry us across the Nullarbor to S.A. and back without any major problems.
K.J.
-- Edited by kiwijims on Tuesday 17th of January 2017 03:49:15 PM
Let's hope the one pictured finds as good a home.