Recent content by FJ907Warrior

Brand new old stock # 81670-60030 Toyota Land cruiser FJ40 reverse light. 1972+Newer. $50 accepting PayPal w/priority usps shipping from Alaska

Well, the FJ40 has sat for awhile while I've been recovering from my ruptured brain aneurysm... What a ride. With all that, I just picked up a 1983 Toyota Pickup from Homer Alaska. Had no clue what I as getting ready to pick up for the price other than it was a 'small Toyota pickup' I loaded...

I've never heard of them. I'll look into it, shipping large items out of Alaska is tough.

$140 total? Will need a address, and can get shipped today or tomorrow.

Priority is: $157.30 Ground is: $117.15 Please note ground mail is barged out of Alaska and will take longer than two weeks. I can budge on the price, just need this part out of my garage and don't want it going to the dump.

I'll get it boxed up and check later today.

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Middle photo is the "running board" mount and rectangle nut. Thicker mounts are position #1 under the firewall Thinner push-in is between positions #4 and #5 very thin spot where the tub crossmember and frame could potentially meet. Should be a hole in the cross member. 🤘

Had to pull my camper out for a follow-up appointment in los-Anchorage this month. The ol' girl was up for the job, and dare I say looked good doing it.

Can't believe I found a pair of headrests that fit the bench seat!!!! Local junkyard had em in a 50s/60s power wagon with what I suspect where aftermarket buckets.

I've used www.toyotapartsdeal.com, primarily because it's the only 'toyota' page I've been able to look up 1970s stuff, but I haven't tried getting it freight free before. Awesome!

Felt like a little Easter egg while I took doors off a 1st gen Highlander im parting out. Thought I'd share 😊

I haven't, wasn't able to find anyone at the time. @Aussie Alaskan covered the area as well it looks like. I coated the frame during its assembly with POR15, but will likely do a full disassembly when I get my shop built on my lot next door and sandblast it then do a coating or two of por15.