Advice for a newbie???
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Sorry! Already screwed up!
So here goes the text I seem to have lost. I picked up this 1971 last week for 500 bones. The motor is in the rear storage copartment in pieces. Its all there and looks like they spun a couple of rod bearings, my question was (for the second time) ( I quit if I lose it this time) Is the straight six a worthey candidate for rebuild? Should I focus on a conversion? And any other advice would be helpful!
So here goes the text I seem to have lost. I picked up this 1971 last week for 500 bones. The motor is in the rear storage copartment in pieces. Its all there and looks like they spun a couple of rod bearings, my question was (for the second time) ( I quit if I lose it this time) Is the straight six a worthey candidate for rebuild? Should I focus on a conversion? And any other advice would be helpful!
Depends on what you want to do with the cruiser??Good used toyota engines are available, even 3b diesels . Many folks go the SBC route or a straight six chevy?? Welcome Check the Bezel positioning ??? Upside down I believe?
Try the 40 series forum ,this is the 70 series not the 1970s
