1995 Toyota Previa

Mini Passenger Van

2.4L 2438CC l4 GAS DOHC Supercharged

Automatic

JT3AC24S6S1050020

Clear

GAS

Letting my beloved Bean fly the roost. I bought this 5 years ago to cart around my kids in the winter time. When I purchased it, it had a blown head gasket. I pulled the motor and shaved the the deck and head .0006 each. While I had it on the rack I went through the whole vehicle, replacing what looked worn or questionable. I have since put on 56,000 trouble free miles, until last month. There is an occasional hesitation under hard acceleration. I believe the problem is the engine coolant sensor. Being very busy I just bought another van with the intention of fixing my Bean. The wife says it must go as we have no room and are in the middle of a major house remodel.This is my second Previa, I love these vehicles as they are as dependable as a good Lab.Off the top of my head, the items replaced are as follows;Struts and mounts, rear shocks......I lifted the body an extra 1 1/2" during the shock and strut jobFront half shaftsDrive shaftLSPVwater pumptiming chainNew high end Pioneer head unitExhaust and sensors including the CatAll four corners calipers, rotors and mid range padsI have done the body work on this, cut out the rotten metal and welded in new sheet metal......not a Concours job, but acceptable The Pirellis have about 500 miles on them, put on a couple of months agoThis Previa was in no way, shape or form neglected. Since purchased, I have sunk $4,000.00 in parts alone. Not after market Chinee zhit but top of the line replacement parts. I will donate this to Rawhide for a hefty write off before I give it away. This is a $3,000.00 vehicle the way it sits.....period. The supercharger was checked every 10,000 miles and the oil was changed religiously. Any time something arose or needed scheduled maintenance, it was done. I spent alot of time keeping this beauty bullet proof. This van is for sale locally and I reserve the right to pull this at any time.Feel free to shoot me questions, as I am sure there will be many.