This 1992 Diesel Toyota Mini Bus is an AMAZING Van Life Platform. 1992 Toyota Coaster Motorhome POV 

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Here in Australia the Toyota Coaster is very popular for motorhome conversions. There is a company here in Brisbane Australia that convert new Toyota Coaster buses to 4wd for mine sites & touring companies. Som people have converted 4x4 coaster motor homes.

@@mervonmcnab6135 god that would be awesome. I wish we had these here in the states so bad right now!

Toyota has been making 4WD diesel vans such as the uber-reliable HiAce since around 1990. The HiAce Cruising Cabin was factory-equipped as an RV, with sink, refrigerator, pop-up tent, etc.

@@h0wdyh0lt0 They could probably send you one, but the shipping alone would be prohibitive; not to mention, it would be right side drive.

What’s the word on the factory turbo ones? Is a 120 kph drive something that would harm it? Do they tow well, thinking about one for college

@@JonathanLong Have not had ours turbocharged yet. Our NA 3B 4 cylinder diesel will happily sit on 100kph+ now but the slightest little rise will quickly take the wind out of its sails. Towing would really slow her down. A turbo should cure this. A factory six cylinder turbo would get along and tow well I think, as for 120kph? Probably? Depends on gearing and how hard you want to work it. Mind you at 120kph she may be a handful. Not exactly sporty handling.😉

@@imanenigma3348 thank you for the response, I’m thinking about importing one to the USA and our roads are a bit fast and long and people like going 180 kph even when the speed limit is something like 120 kph so I’m just trying to get an idea of what my odds of being rear ended are haha.

@@JonathanLong Hahaha! I have never been to the USA but I know you can certainly build a good road. We have the same fear when our Bus slows on a rise to say 50kph in a 110kph zone, you wonder if following drivers are aware of the closing rate! The best engine from an import would be the 4.2 litre factory turbo six cylinder. I'm not sure of the engine model, may be in this video, but it has plenty of grunt, very reliable and can be chipped to increase output if needed. Coupled with an auto transmission, it would be the pick of the litter. In the shorter wheel base bus like ours and this one, it would go nicely. Good luck with the search and any road adventures you have afterwards. Cheers, From Australia.👍

We are located in Portland Oregon!

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Don't worry it has two up front! The other one just didn't make it back on in time for the video :)