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Awesome thread and writeup. Thanks for posting it up. :cheers:

So am I understanding this correctly that even without some obvious rust failures they may provide you with a new frame, or possibly just paint it if it is in good shape?

Nice clean truck! I love the paint color. :cheers:

Good call there Wristy.

https://forum.ih8mud.com/95-gen-toyota-trucks/229829-cab-winch-control-install.html In cab winch control and some info on the Scion head unit.

Awesome info. FAQ material right there.

https://forum.ih8mud.com/95-gen-toyota-trucks/223525-taco-engine-names.html Info on engine names for various Tacos.

Is a FAQ in the works yet?

https://forum.ih8mud.com/95-gen-toyota-trucks/212883-should-i-avoid-auto-locking-hubs-reasons-please.html Great info on manual hubs vs ADD and axle strength.

If I were you I'd rip that thing off and find a nice flatbed to put on it...but that's just me. :grinpimp: Any damage to the rear axle or frame damage? Looks like it took a pretty good hit!

:cool::cool: Right on!

Get us some photos when you pick it up! :cheers:

:lol::lol: Looks like you should keep looking. There are starting to be some decent deals around for used Tacomas. :cheers:

The axle code for your rig can be found on the manufacture's sticker located on the driver's side door jamb as follows: First digit: A = 7.5" ring gear B = 8" ring gear Next two digits: 01 = 3:42 02 = 3:58 03 = 4:10 04 = 4:56 05 = 3:15 06 = 3:91 07 = 4.30 Last digit: A = 2 Pinion, Open B =...

Ya had me fooled with your handle. Keep us posted if you pick up the rig. :cheers:

Noice! I'm sure they appreciate it. :cheers: Good looking workmanship there.

I take it your are in the Vegas area? For reference...take a look at these: 2001 Toyota Tacoma Prerunner ...50k mi ... New Tires! One Owner! 2000 Toyota Tacoma Prerunner X-cab 2003 Toyota Tacoma PreRunner SR5, New Oversized Tires, CD, Orig Owner! 1998 Toyota Tacoma I don't think that price...

That's exactly why I want a platform in the back of mine. Keep the dogs from being so uncomfortable on the long trips...and from sliding around so much on the bumpy ones. :grinpimp:

1997-2002_Toyota_Drive_Axles.htm Gearing and codes for many trucks.

OK. Basically I held the land cruiser hitch up to the frame of the Tacoma, and it might work. The cruiser hitch has outward facing angles that slide onto the frame, you can see them on the top photo. Well, the frame for the Tacoma actually fits inside the angles, just barely. Might need some...