These might be a good option for those pivot points. Also a little shorter than OEM, but you might be able to stack them: McMaster-Carr - https://www.mcmaster.com/product/7650N15
There's a port on the back that the OEM CD player would have plugged into (it was a separate unit in the car); you can use that port to plug a bluetooth receiver into. When you press the CD button, it engages the bluetooth mode. I used the GTA car kit for the bluetooth reciever (super simple...
part #86120-08010. I believe it was available from 1998-2000 4Runner, Avalon, Sienna and Tercel. It's looks more period correct than the actual radio that came in the 60 series. I bought it for $25 on eBay. :D
Decided to get rid of the horrible Kenwood radio that was in the 60 when I got it; just couldn't deal with the disco lights anymore and the bluetooth didn't work. Studied every possible option out there with a goal of making it look as "period correct" as possible. Strangely, because Toyota...
To follow up on my suspected altitude compensation valve issue, I ended up getting @aljollano to desmog it and haven't been to altitude since. So who knows if it will solve the issue.
Water was coming into my front floorboard as well. Driver's side in my case. I thought it was the windshield at first, but decided to reseal the gutter seams first because they didn't look great. It solved my water issue. I documented the process in this thread...
I had some engine problems in the way to Big Bend a few months ago and I’ve been working through a few potential causes of the problem. When we were about 8 miles outside of Marathon (elevation 4100ft) we started experiencing what felt like fuel starvation. We had been driving for over 8 hours...