This 1993 Toyota TownAce is a Japanese-market example that received a camper conversion from A’m Craft and was imported to the US following the selling dealer’s acquisition in 2025. The white and beige vehicle has a fiberglass camper shell with a pop-top canopy as well as a retractable awning, water hookups, a slide-out sink, a kitchenette, an Electrolux refrigerator, sleeping quarters, and a diesel-fueled heater. Power is provided by a 1.8-liter 2Y inline-four linked with a five-speed manual transmission, a push-button four-wheel-drive system, and a two-speed transfer case. Additional equipment includes manually locking front hubs, front disc brakes, 14″ six-spoke wheels, a rear-mounted camera, air conditioning, and an aftermarket CD stereo. This TownAce camper shows 107k kilometers (~67k miles) and is now offered by the selling dealer at no reserve with a clean Maryland title.
The body is finished in white and beige and features an A’m Craft fiberglass camper shell with a pop-top canopy. Additional details include a retractable awning, a front convex mirror, water hookups, a slide-out sink, a storage compartment, a side step, “European” graphics, and a rear-mounted camera.
The 14″ six-spoke wheels were mounted with Sailun tires in 2025 according to the selling dealer, and oxidation is visible on the wheels. The van is equipped with manually locking front hubs, and braking is provided by front discs and rear drums.
The front seats are trimmed in gray cloth with patterned inserts. A fold-down center console is provided for occupants, and air conditioning controls and an aftermarket CD stereo are housed in the dashboard.
The steering wheel is situated at the right side of the cabin and frames a 160-km/h speedometer and gauges for fuel level and coolant temperature. An aftermarket tachometer is mounted atop the dashboard. The six-digit odometer shows 107k kilometers (~67k miles).
The rear cabin can be accessed via a door at the left rear, and it houses bench seating and a dinette table that can be configured together to form sleeping quarters, as well as residential-style power outlets, curtains, and a diesel-fueled heater. Gray cushions are fitted on the seats, and a crack is visible on the flooring.
Additional equipment includes a kitchenette with a sink along with storage cabinets, an Electrolux refrigerator, and a shower area. The shower hose is missing.
The 1.8-liter 2Y inline-four can be accessed through a flip-up panel beneath the front passenger seat. The selling dealer reports the battery was replaced in 2025.
Power is routed to the rear or all four wheels through a column-shifted five-speed manual transmission, a push-button four-wheel-drive system, and a two-speed transfer case. Corrosion is visible on the muffler.
The Maryland title lists the body style as “SD.”
Source: 1993 Toyota TownAce Camper 4WD 5-Speed at No Reserve
