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Shoot, I thought $50 a side was pretty fair deal.
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Toyota Garage Sale ~ Buy, Sell & Trade thread.
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toyotajeep
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WTB-Klamath Falls Oregon area
I just bought a Forest Green 1991 Toyota 4Runner.
1. I need a hood, possibly a grill and headlight buckets and fasteners.
2. Also a nice tan/brown drivers seat or other parts for the inside like a brown steering column surround.
3. Front Tru Trac for 8" axle. I am using 4x4 on road and need it.
For obvious reasons local is best. I'd consider shipping on something small like the steering column surround etc.
I live around Klamath Falls, southern Oregon. I would prefer to pick up stuff local which means Bend/Medford/Lakeview.
Here is the paint code: Forest Green Metallic 6J7
The drivers seat is most important, column surround is next on the priority list.
*Once I get a nice drivers seat I would consider getting rid of the tan TURBO oem seat that is in there.
I just bought a Forest Green 1991 Toyota 4Runner.
1. I need a hood, possibly a grill and headlight buckets and fasteners.
2. Also a nice tan/brown drivers seat or other parts for the inside like a brown steering column surround.
3. Front Tru Trac for 8" axle. I am using 4x4 on road and need it.
For obvious reasons local is best. I'd consider shipping on something small like the steering column surround etc.
I live around Klamath Falls, southern Oregon. I would prefer to pick up stuff local which means Bend/Medford/Lakeview.
Here is the paint code: Forest Green Metallic 6J7
The drivers seat is most important, column surround is next on the priority list.
*Once I get a nice drivers seat I would consider getting rid of the tan TURBO oem seat that is in there.
I have a v6 8"tru trac and a tan and black suspension seat if you're interested. Located in the bay area, really interested in your drivers seat. I want to go back to a stock seat in my 87 runner.
toyotajeep
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I am interested in the tru trac for sure. The seat would normally be fine that you have. But this rig is sooo tallll. I am a larger person and it is a serious stretch to get in it with a regular seat. I am converting a wheeler only to a DD and lowering it etc. I just want a stock seat that is nice. The rig isn't trashed, just needs some mods for what I am after.
I recognize to the right person my seat has some value. I just want to keep it until I get into the correct one as it does work for now.
PM me your number and I can text you a few pics of the seat at least.
Bummer I didn't post up earlier. I bought it east of Sacramento and was just there two weeks ago.
I recognize to the right person my seat has some value. I just want to keep it until I get into the correct one as it does work for now.
PM me your number and I can text you a few pics of the seat at least.
Bummer I didn't post up earlier. I bought it east of Sacramento and was just there two weeks ago.
Have set of bearings and seals for rear 89 truck 4x4 differential, one side.
Had listed in classifieds free and was taken but never finished deal, dude flaked didnt send the ten bucks or give address to mail parts to.
Will post up pics asap if I can find them.
Pics at link below.
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Had listed in classifieds free and was taken but never finished deal, dude flaked didnt send the ten bucks or give address to mail parts to.
Will post up pics asap if I can find them.
Pics at link below.
CA - Wtg: :free, gratis: Toyota bearings, seals :free, gratis
1 bearing, 3 seals. From doing a Job on a 1989 Toyota Truck back somewhere in the 90's. From memory the truck had a 5 speed transmission and a 4 cylinder engine but this bearing / seals would have mostly been used in the front or rear axle. I would lean toward the rear but I only had this...
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toyotajeep
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I’d take them. Can do PayPal or USPS mo in a timely manner.Have set of bearings and seals for rear 89 truck 4x4 differential, one side.
Had listed in classifieds free and was taken but never finished deal, dude flaked didnt send the ten bucks or give address to mail parts to.
Will post up pics asap if I can find them.
Pics at link below.
CA - Wtg: :free, gratis: Toyota bearings, seals :free, gratis
1 bearing, 3 seals. From doing a Job on a 1989 Toyota Truck back somewhere in the 90's. From memory the truck had a 5 speed transmission and a 4 cylinder engine but this bearing / seals would have mostly been used in the front or rear axle. I would lean toward the rear but I only had this...
toyotajeep
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OR - Toyota SAS Misc. Stuff
I have some misc. crawler parts left over. The 3" Trail Gear wheel spacers are used but not abused or marked up, they include Toyota lug nuts. The shackles are a little tweaked but could be straightened, nice condition otherwise. They are for Yota frame hangers with I believe 63" springs...
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Some misc. Toyota parts I have on hand. Not sure if I linked it correctly but it is here on the site.
Boomtacoma01
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Anyone have a shifter for a W59 laying around? Are any other trans shifters compatible?
YotaAtieToo
Thick skull
Have what I belive is a W56 shifter if it will work for you. Google shows mixed results, but if you need measurements, let me know.
Boomtacoma01
3rd Coast
yea man Ill take it. Helping a buddy find parts to stuff a 2rz into an bagged Izuzu
If you can't find one, I can hit my buddies transmission shop worst case.
Boomtacoma01
3rd Coast
Thanks man. Will do. I used to have a few but liquidated them after I swapped in the A340
YotaAtieToo
Thick skull
Anyone looking to make an r150/ax15 hybrid to put an atlas/D300/black box behind a toyota motor?
I have an ax15 with no bell housing I'd let go cheap
I have an ax15 with no bell housing I'd let go cheap
blakes
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If anyone needs a computer for a 1996 LX450 FZJ80, lemme know. I bought it for a spare on ebay like 10-15 years ago and it's sat in my shop ever since.
I think I also have the ABS stuff that I removed from a 96 LX450 as well.
I think I also have the ABS stuff that I removed from a 96 LX450 as well.
blakes
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I also have a good grill from a early 90's 4runner.
Turbo Steve
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I have a completed F-Toy for sale or Trade. Check it out here on offer up:https://offerup.co/uIlpykd5tFb
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Might want to try the main classified section and post details about the f toy. Wasn't able to load your link.
chaplinfj60
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your first message is to sell your ftoy.... bummer
Turbo Steve
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Yeah your right that was not a great intro.
Let me give ya some of the back story of my F-Toy AKA "Groom Digger" so that maybe I can redeem myself a little here ;)
Me and fam have been desert junkies for very long time. When my son was about 4 years old when we got wind from a friend that the first King of the Hammers was going down and made our way out to Johnson valley for the very first time in my Turbo 4 Runner. I included some pics to show what we started with. It was a very cold and windy on the lake bed that morning but we were fired up to check out the scene having no idea what was about to go down.
we spent the morning checking out the cool F-toys there before the race started and quickly realized that we needed to convert our runner into a F-Toy. We were bit by the bug so to speak. My kids were young and I really wanted to start a project with my son so he could get some experience wrenching. Little did I know that it would be my daughter that fell in love with actually building the toy with me. My son just wanted to drive it :).
We drove up to Santa Cruze that summer to Hendrix and purchased our F-Toy chassis. I had never done anything like this build before and was totally blown away with Hendrix knowledge and F-Toy community that was so helpful in getting us going in the right direction. We had NO idea what we were getting ourselves into though. Mind you, I had just watch Ian and Jesse on extreme 4x4 build a F-toy in like three episodes so I figured it would only take me a year or so.... but it took more like five years and it was not the easy budget build, it was hard and expensive with lots of lessons learned along the way. Seems like it comes down to money and time and I never seem to have both at the same time ,so it took like what seemed FOREVER.
We finally got it done and on its very first voyage across the Mohave trail in 2013ish. We attended KOH every year since and have made many modifications and improvements along the way. Now my kids are off to collage and its just me, wifey and our two maliraptors. Our days of crawling up waterfalls and enduring the elements on the trail are coming to transition and a new build with a few more creature comforts like AC, windows and heat when needed. I honestly questioned even selling it because it has such sentimental value to the family but it goes back to the same money and time equation. My wife and I recently purchased a diesel pusher to tour the country in as kinda a victory lap for getting our kids off to college and we are looking for something that can be towed with us for easy comfortable but capable access to trails.
I have included a bunch of the build pics and us just having fun. Hope you enjoy
Here are some of build specs.
Toyota 85 strait axel, Hendrix Ultra 4 tube chassis Toyota 22TEC 220HP Motor, T3/4 Garret Turbo, Intercooler, Custom Tuned Haltech Engine Management, Turbo Trans, Marlin Twin Stick Crawler, ARB Lockers, Chromoly Axles, 3.0 king bypass shocks and coilovers.
Let me give ya some of the back story of my F-Toy AKA "Groom Digger" so that maybe I can redeem myself a little here ;)
Me and fam have been desert junkies for very long time. When my son was about 4 years old when we got wind from a friend that the first King of the Hammers was going down and made our way out to Johnson valley for the very first time in my Turbo 4 Runner. I included some pics to show what we started with. It was a very cold and windy on the lake bed that morning but we were fired up to check out the scene having no idea what was about to go down.
we spent the morning checking out the cool F-toys there before the race started and quickly realized that we needed to convert our runner into a F-Toy. We were bit by the bug so to speak. My kids were young and I really wanted to start a project with my son so he could get some experience wrenching. Little did I know that it would be my daughter that fell in love with actually building the toy with me. My son just wanted to drive it :).
We drove up to Santa Cruze that summer to Hendrix and purchased our F-Toy chassis. I had never done anything like this build before and was totally blown away with Hendrix knowledge and F-Toy community that was so helpful in getting us going in the right direction. We had NO idea what we were getting ourselves into though. Mind you, I had just watch Ian and Jesse on extreme 4x4 build a F-toy in like three episodes so I figured it would only take me a year or so.... but it took more like five years and it was not the easy budget build, it was hard and expensive with lots of lessons learned along the way. Seems like it comes down to money and time and I never seem to have both at the same time ,so it took like what seemed FOREVER.
We finally got it done and on its very first voyage across the Mohave trail in 2013ish. We attended KOH every year since and have made many modifications and improvements along the way. Now my kids are off to collage and its just me, wifey and our two maliraptors. Our days of crawling up waterfalls and enduring the elements on the trail are coming to transition and a new build with a few more creature comforts like AC, windows and heat when needed. I honestly questioned even selling it because it has such sentimental value to the family but it goes back to the same money and time equation. My wife and I recently purchased a diesel pusher to tour the country in as kinda a victory lap for getting our kids off to college and we are looking for something that can be towed with us for easy comfortable but capable access to trails.
I have included a bunch of the build pics and us just having fun. Hope you enjoy
Here are some of build specs.
Toyota 85 strait axel, Hendrix Ultra 4 tube chassis Toyota 22TEC 220HP Motor, T3/4 Garret Turbo, Intercooler, Custom Tuned Haltech Engine Management, Turbo Trans, Marlin Twin Stick Crawler, ARB Lockers, Chromoly Axles, 3.0 king bypass shocks and coilovers.
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chaplinfj60
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pretty cool
i absolutely loved what the ftoy started.
i absolutely loved what the ftoy started.
YotaAtieToo
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Anyone need any 1st gen taco IFS parts? Just snagged all the shit from my buddies 04 taco SAS. I'd like to keep the lower a arms, cv axles and steering rack(assuming it swaps with my 96 4runner)
4.10 diff and knuckles out are up for grabs
4.10 diff and knuckles out are up for grabs
rockota
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how much?
YotaAtieToo
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Not much, just passing stuff along
rockota
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I’d be interested in the knuckles for sure. Possibly the diff, but that kinda expensive to ship
YotaAtieToo
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I'd have to look, but I think it was like $60 to ship my diff to ecgs. That was their rates though.
You just want knuckles? Calipers?
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