Clutch slipping on 93 Toyota 4-Runner, what am I looking at?

We own a well-maintained 4-Runner with 174k on the dial, up to this
point we've had the Toyota dealership maintain it, and although pricey,
it's been extremely reliable. A couple of weeks ago I noticed that once
in a while I would hit the gas and get no torque accompanied by
over-revving. My guess is the original clutch has reached the end of
the road. What will the approximate cost be to get it replaced, best
case and worst case? Am I crazy to keep this truck going or is it
reasonable to assume I could get another few years out of her?

TIA

It will cost between $1200 to $1800 and the loner you let it go the more it
will cost. It is a good idea to have the rear engine seal and the front and
rear transmission seals replaced when it is out. The seals are less than
$100 and well worth it would be a shame to put a new clutch in and have the
rear seal or transmission seal leak and ruin the new clutch.

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Coasty
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| We own a well-maintained 4-Runner with 174k on the dial, up to this
| point we've had the Toyota dealership maintain it, and although pricey,
| it's been extremely reliable. A couple of weeks ago I noticed that once
| in a while I would hit the gas and get no torque accompanied by
| over-revving. My guess is the original clutch has reached the end of
| the road. What will the approximate cost be to get it replaced, best
| case and worst case? Am I crazy to keep this truck going or is it
| reasonable to assume I could get another few years out of her?
|
| TIA
|