Toyota Dyna 4wd

[tim361]

Has anyone had, used, or even have any info on these. Didn’t know if it would be a good option for a work truck. 

[AngrySquirrel]

Think the 4WD will be an import version?

but the 2wd is pretty good  friend has a tipping type that has been sound up for sale i think also? got a VW Thing now due to ULEZ shit

[billpierce]

Has anyone had, used, or even have any info on these. Didn’t know if it would be a good option for a work truck. 

I dream of importing one. I worry parts will be a nightmare. Just got an 80 series landcruiser going to chop it and put a tipper on when I get the chance. 4wd dyna would be even better.

[s o c]

There was one for sale over here a couple of years ago .

supposed to have all hi-lux running gear.

[tim361]

I found a import company that had a few new ones for sale. Worked out about £30k shipped to the UK. Like you I was concerned about parts. 
I’ve chickened out and bought another transit. Any pile of damp leaves or grass with dew becomes a mountain to climb in a transit. 

Edited December 3, 2020 by tim361

[AngrySquirrel]

11 minutes ago, tim361 said:

I found a import company that had a few new ones for sale. Worked out about £30k shipped to the UK. Like you I was concerned about parts. 
I’ve chickened out and bought another transit. Any pile of damp leaves or grass with dew because a mountain to climb in a transit. 

Parts are easy plenty of breakers also Toyota dealers spares are ok also for supply.

Great trucks very reliable unlike much other shite that is pedalled as Commercial!

[roseyweb]

We had a dyna 

was Toyota only for parts so any Job was mega money,

as there rare there’s not many bits in breakers 

greats truck though if your less than 4ft tall