For sale: 1997 Daihatsu Terios, 4WD Mini-SUV
by joshmurphy1997 Daihatsu Terios, 4WD Mini-SUV
Current JCI thru April 21, 2008
Oil just changed (June 26, 2007)
No known mechanical problems
Odometer reads 112,750 km
Feature summary:
• 5 doors (custom rain guards) & 5 seat belts (back seats fold down flat)
• Inline 4 cylinder 1.3L engine (great fuel economy)
• Automatic transmission with available 4WD (for slick roads)
• 15-inch alloy wheels & rear-mounted full spare
• Kenwood CD/FM stereo (new) with 4 speakers
• Power windows (tinted), mirrors & door locks
• Passenger side curb mirror
• Running step boards
• Roof rails & rear spoiler
• Fog lights
• Air conditioning
• Front dual airbags (both passenger & driver sides)
$3200 or best offer
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Call 936-5255 or email me
Can deliver anywhere on Okinawa
June 30th, 2007 at 3:32 am
Back when I was in Okinawa , we could buy a dependable car for less than a grand . ($1000.00) for those who don’t khow what a grand is. But I’ m sure it is a good buy now . I was there in 1986 until 1988 . While I’m responding …is there still a bar near by on a Navy Base called “THE CROW’S NEST ” ?
June 30th, 2007 at 5:39 am
Nowadays, dealers that cater to USFJ folks tend to import vehicles they buy at auction on the mainland, putting sticker prices on them in the $5000 ballpark. And the Kadena lemon lot (largest group of privately owned used vehicles for sale) has prices that range from $300 for a piece of junk to over 10-grand for a late model European car or something along those lines, but the average rust-free mid-sized vehicle (like mine!) is in the $3000-4000 range. Finding a vehicle on this island is quite a slice of uniqueness, in my experience. In fact, we’re only selling this vehicle because a coworker of my wife’s GAVE us his 91 Toyota Lite Ace (a van). It’s a little beat (& we’ll be beating it some more) but no known problems (well, I’d like to put in a CD player & some non-rattling mold-free front speakers). Craziness!!
There is still a Crow’s Nest club over on Camp Shields or maybe White Beach, I think! At least, it sure does ring a bell. Good place to get a cold one?
July 2nd, 2007 at 10:06 pm
It used to be . I remember some pretty big fights breaking out there ,usually started by a Marine, but mostly a good time for all if you liked country music. I now own my own bar and cafe . When ever I hear a Dwight Yokam song in my place , it brings back some great memories of the Crows Nest and my old buddies. I got on this web site to see if anyone I used to be stationed with could be found, but I guess they don’t know how to “surf” yet .
July 30th, 2007 at 9:16 am
The Crows Nest was still standing when I left October 2006. So if you ever go back, the bar is still there to enjoy a few beers with some of the newer kids.