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I have a radiator (very good condition) for a 1998 4Runner for sale. Should fit the pickups of the same vintage as well. It was on a truck with an automatic trans so it has the internal fluid cooler but will also work with 5spd trucks. First $75 takes it.

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Still available for sale. The new rebuild parts and the Aisin locking hubs alone are worth the asking price. Anyone?

SOLD..........

SOLD.........

I have a set of gorgeous Aisin 26 spline manual locking hubs for sale. As I understand it, these fit 1986 to 1995 Toyota pickups or 4Runners with the independent front suspension. I took them apart, painted the face with a dark charcoal and the knob with a bright silver. I also cleaned and lubed...

I'm out if town this weekend but here's what I have on my phone. I'll get better ones next week. Jeff

The time has come to sell my beloved 1995 4Runner project. I had big plans for this truck but just can't find the time to complete it. I bought the truck out of Texas about 20 months ago. The body is in fantastic shape and is probably the cleanest 1995 in existence. The entire underside was...

I have a fully disassembled and cleaned Toyota solid front axle for sale. This axle came out of a 1984 pickup. Was going to use it on my 4Runner project but I'm going to stick with the IFS. I'm also including all of the rebuild kits that I bought to assemble the axle...

For Sale: 1995 GMC W4000 cab-over Diesel truck. This is the same vehicle as an Isuzu NPR. I bought this truck to use the engine and trans in a Toyota 4x4 swap but the project has gone in a different direction. The engine is a 4BD2-TC which is turbocharged and intercooled and makes 135hp. The...

I have a set of lightly used Old Man Emu front torsion bars for the 1991 to 1995 Toyota 4Runner. The OME part number is 303003 and they retail for around $200. These were on my 1995 T4R for about six months and are in great shape. The splines are perfect and the paint still looks good. I am...

So, I'm finally back in-country and want to restart on this project. Let's say I go with an automatic 4l80e trans, how do I connect it to the stock 4Runner transfer case? That was one of the reasons I wanted to go with a Toyota trans.

The official start of my diesel 4Runner build. I recently bought a pristine 1995 4Runner out of Texas. The truck has 239,000 miles, four wheel drive, a 5spd manual trans, and a massively blown-up 3.0L V6 engine. I live in Illinois and the road crews use so much salt around here, even plastic...