From Rust-Free to Rust Belt (1962 FST Restoration) (1 Viewer)
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That's the same drawing I have in my books. Anybody have any photos of theirs? Which rod goes where on the transmission?
I made 100s of pics of every detail but right now I cant find any of the linkage. Maybe Monday, I have to check.
I took some pics of what is left. HTH
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Thank You! Those helped.
And yup, I'm an idiot! Sometimes the simplest things elude me.
And yup, I'm an idiot! Sometimes the simplest things elude me.
does anybody have the oem toyota part# for the early Siamese F engine E-1964 1bbl intake carb studs with course thread bottom in intake manifold and fine thread top , for carb mounting , used with oem insulator / PVC , they are longer , maybe 2.5-2.75 sae inches , i can spec metric thread pitch and diameter , as well at total metric length if any folks can help ? but oem stock 1963-1965 fj40 usa destination used w/pcv spacer
thanks ........
kindly matt.......
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Finally almost finished with the 1962. Took her out for a few very short drives over the last couple of days and have been working out little kinks here and there. I've got the FJ25 drivers seat in it with my homemade crappy upholstery for now. It's going to be at least another month before the guy can get to my seat covers. Shane should have sent me a set over a year ago, but that's a very long story.
My fuel gauge wasn't working and when I pulled the sender I found the float full of gasoline (of course). A quick eBay search found that just about every 1960's car out of Detroit used almost the exact same float. I ordered one and will see if it works. There's no way it won't, though. Dimensions are almost exact.
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Come on! More pics!
Sweet truck. Looks great! X2 for more pics!
almost exact is the operative phrase. i had to bend my metal hanger a slight bit to get it to hold snug
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- #134
A few more:
That is beautiful! Super work.
are you going to flip it now 
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are you going to flip it now
How dare you call me a flipper?!?!
Haha, those that know me know I would give up body parts before my Cruisers!
Although, I will flip the 1970 once restored. I'll need the money to find a place to store the rest of them!
Super nice work
Does your LV look this good?
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- #140
Not yet! The work begins this winter!
