76lcmike

Oh if I had to guess, 300 degrees or higher

any chance you overheated it and it blew out the dipstick???

real steel cruiser parts out of northern Illinois makes good OEM style soft top frames and bows, i bought a trollhole canvas top, recommend the pvc top. mine faded in two years. good quality.

looks in good shape! i also would drive it. maybe get an OEM carb and air cleaner assy.:cheers:

she is gorgeous. old and rusty

I just purchased a 1974 FJ40 for $500. She's rough. She's rusty. She runs and drives. Odometer shows 62k miles. The red primer makes me think of tomato soup so... Campbell it is. I've restored a 1989 FJ62, but I'm new to 40's. I just couldn't...

welcome to the nuthouse! :worms: :beer:🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑

check the part numbers or the call the toyota dealer

rear frame, rear frame, rear frame and everything that attaches to it. :worms:

i don't like it, it's to clean.;):giggle::cheers:

I could have sworn this subject came up in the last three weeks and was solved, but I can't remember the solution or find the thread. I think it was something to do with a loose upper control arm component after a mechanic fitted new parts for...

Enjoying some Eagle Rare tonight, which I pulled the bottle out of the cellar mid-morning after this past week. A solid pour and delicious.

I know a way you can get that truck for free. Go around the neighborhood that the seller lives in and ask a few direct neighbors for "donations" to get that junk out of their sight. I bet you make $500 really quick. It's probably been on those...

yeah, i agree with of the boys. $1k. strip it and make some money off the front and rear axle assemblies and the drivetrain.

How nice of them to unplug the oxy sensors. Must have been a mechanic in their past life.