The tall oil filter boxes make really good holders for pens and pencils on office desks if you put some pea gravel in the bottom of them
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27700-28030 1/79-9/87 2F FJ40 / FJ60
27700-38100 SAME .........
27700-38100 SAME .........
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mm interesting . I have no idea how nr 2 looks like . Do you have a picture/info ?
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Nice! Yeah thankfully the round connectors are still obtainable for repairs. Those square ones are an odd duck.
This is probably against what most people of this thread like... but i dont even look for old toyota connectors anymore. If anything breaks now, i just replace it with a Delphi 150 sealed connectors. They are waterproof and lock the wires into the connectors on both sides of the joint. If its a larger gauge and needs a wider pin they have 280 and 480 series connectors with bigger pins. Theyre readily available and really nice.
that would much depend on whether you actively with out any for site or thought of what could and now actually is a reality happening real time live in real time , as a teenager in life (circa. 1988 ) began to start hording small bits of plastic and organizing them in your father's Plano Salt Water Phishing tackle boxes , you made yours without asking because you no longer engaged in spoken work with your parents at all really ,and were under the influence and addicted to a life style called all things IRON MAIDEN JAPAN ....
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An incredible stockpile!that would much depend on whether you actively with out any for site or thought of what could and now actually is a reality happening real time live in real time , as a teenager in life (circa. 1988 ) began to start hording small bits of plastic and organizing them in your father's Plano Salt Water Phishing tackle boxes , you made yours without asking because you no longer engaged in spoken work with your parents at all really ,and were under the influence and addicted to a life style called all things IRON MAIDEN JAPAN ....
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hey @ToyotaMatt , with all the bits n pieces you keep posting pics of, i'm almost starting to think one of these days you're going to post a pic of a 0 miles 60 that you've got squirreled away in the inner sanctums of the skunkworks 
Part no. 87211, an accordion duct used in non-AC 60s.
An example installed behind a cluster of wires. I pulled this one from an early 80s FJ60, an '81 or '82 and plugged it in since I removed the AC from my 60.
An example installed behind a cluster of wires. I pulled this one from an early 80s FJ60, an '81 or '82 and plugged it in since I removed the AC from my 60.
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Cool! Definitely don't see many of those.Part no. 87211, an accordion duct used in non-AC 60s.
An example installed behind a cluster of wires. I pulled this one from an early 80s FJ60, an '81 or '82 and plugged it in since I removed the AC from my 60.
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Non U.S. 60 series full float center cap. Part number 42603-60013. NLA
s***. Sold a new pair couple years ago. I still have one used pair.
This might fit this thread... My latest purchase. A dust cap for my refurbished jack.
My first 60 series was a rust bucket 1981 FJ60 that had one of those. It wasn't until well after I sold it that I found out how rare they are.
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The 81's had a ton of rare goodies:
- full vinyl flooring, seats and door panels
- door cards that didn't go over top of the door sill
- split bench front seat
- rear hatch glass protector
- and manual steering
For which market?
