Why 1990s Toyota Hiace's DONT DIE! 500,000Kms later as good as ever! 

Hiace is beautiful

Great video mate! Informative and fun as usual.

Great content there Max. Great to catch up again. From, William. Mount Gambier, South Australia.

We have one at work! It's the LH122 version, bare bones. The engine is a diesel 2.4 with the 2L engine. It has 450,000 Km and I am restoring it! I will convert it to a crew cab to transport the chaps from the cycling club. I love it! I’ve Imported parts for mine from Australia as parts in Costa Rica due to planned obsolescence are hard to get and expensive if bought from the dealership.

Great video mate. My stepdad had two of these when they were brand new as he worked for Telecom which later became Telstra. He had both variants...the 2.4 petrol and 2.8 diesel. Both we're 5 speed manual. With the diesel version he would take off in 2nd gear unless it was a steep hill as first was really short. He liked the diesel version better because it had more torque but slow as all Fcuk. The diesel version also had better economy. The lack of power steering wasn't a big deal either because your sitting right above the wheels. If you were moving slowly it was still easy to turn the wheel. Once again great video.💯👍👍Edit... both of my stepdad hiace vans had cargo barriers behind the seats.

My dad rear ended some vw with a 1982 hiace The vw was totaled and the hiace just got a dent

Decent video. I just picked up a Mitsubishi express 1990. Very bare bones but hopefully decent workhorse

Have a 88 with neaerly 500,000 and had never let me down and goes harder then my 98 ek civic haha 😂

if you crash that rusty van you won't worry about ya legs. that thing will kill you.