Recent content by johnnythunderr

Bump. Still for sale.

Yep!

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Looking at this beauty, you might think "wow, that's a lot of character!" And you'd be right – 45 years of Southwestern and Southern California character, to be exact. This 1980 Toyota pickup has that coveted "survivor patina" that hipsters pay thousands to fake. Mine's 100% authentic and 99%...

Well crap. 😩 Thanks for the part #!

Hey mudders! I'm looking for the combo washer fluid/coolant overflow reservoir on first-gen Toyota pickups. Everything I'm finding for replacement parts are the separate units, but those aren't correct and don't seem to fit my pickup. Believe me; I've tried. Anyone happen to have a full part #...

Thanks @gnob and @msahr! That's super helpful.

Not missing any screws. But there's a good 20 or so screws that I have for the area. Guessing and testing is fine, but I was hoping to avoid doing so.

A while back, I removed my dash pad, glovebox, instrument cluster, dash electronics and all trim pieces in my 1980 Toyota Pickup. And like a dimwit, I didn't take pictures of anything during removal. Nor did I label any of the screws as I took them out. Now that I'm putting everything back...

I'd want to see a high-res detailed album of pretty much everything. Full coverage of exterior photos, detailed interior photos, engine photos, undercarriage photos. If there's anything to call out as a "flaw" or something that needs to be addressed (e.g. rust spots, peeling paint, deteriorated...

Definitely interested once you have detailed information and more photos! I'm in OR.

Nice find! Although, it's been too wet and rainy here in PDX to get under the hood and see if it is, in fact, the heater control valve. I'm in the process of trying to clear out garage space so that I have a dry place to work again. Hopefully I'll be able to check the valve in the next month or...

Not sure. From the history I've found, it spent most of its life in SW and CA. All the rust is surface rust (until I discover otherwise). The second-to-last PO also did a spray-in liner, so it might have appeared worse condition prior.

Oh man, you guys are a wealth of knowledge already! I had no clue replacement dash pads could be had direct. That's nearly first-up on my bucket list. Quickly followed by door panels, which seem to be much harder to source. Ultimately, I'd love to do a tranny swap (perhaps a L52), but I'm not...

Hey all! Thought I'd post a recent acquisition as my first post on this forum! I've always loved the first and second-gen pickups, but just never seemed to make the stars align on one. However, after recently turning 40, I wanted to do a little something for myself and, having two small...