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Oh my goodness! thank you so much! I will definitely need those items!! Is there anything I can do to help ship? And where are you coming from? I’m headed to Rogers Arkansas this thanksgiving if you are along the way.
That looks just like the list, the guy I had check the cruiser out said, I also needs a factory wheel, lower control arm and a few other things.
Thanks so much!! I will have a list Shortly.Put together a list of parts that you need and post it here.
I would bet there's a lot of spare parts that the Good Cruiserheads of the 100 Forum could donate to your rebuild
Come on guys, help a kid out.
(I would start but I don't have a 100 yet)
Surprisingly no
Hopefully some other MUDDERS have a few parts you need and this will be the impetus for them to donate as well.
Is there a way I can private message you?You're welcome. The only request I have is that 20 years down the road, if some kid finds him/herself in your shoes, you pay it forward. I was in a similar predicament when I was 16: Saved up money from working after school and during summer to buy a used 1990 Toyota Pickup, and subsequently crammed the drivers side into a boulder while wheeling 3 weeks after I bought the damn thing. Internet wasn't so great back in 2000, so sourcing parts beyond a 60 mile radius from my hometown in middle-of-nowhere southwestern VA was nearly impossible, and the nearest Toyota dealer was 1.5 hours away...I still have that truck, which also still has a crumpled fender and rocker panel as a reminder of my mistake almost 20 years ago...
Anyways, just send me your name and shipping address. I'll try to get everything except the bumper cover shipped by the end of this week. The front bumper cover is the oddball - it doesn't weigh much, but will require a large package, which increases shipping cost probably beyond what I can afford to dish out right now. I'm also in the process of repairing my 100 series, which has been sitting on jackstands for the last 5 weeks, waiting for me to muster up the spare cash to buy the parts that it needs! I had planned to sell most of these parts that I'm giving you, with hopes of recouping a little bit of cash to put into my dilapidated 100, but again, I was in your shoes once and hate to see anybody go through what I did 20 years ago. Nevertheless, I won't be driving your way at Thanksgiving, but should be passing through around Christmas (coming from AZ), assuming family plans don't change between now and then. If you can wait that long, then I'll bring the bumper cover with me; if not, then we'll need to figure out a way to get it there that doesn't cost more than the cover is worth. May be a good idea to post in MUDship to see if anyone is headed your way soon that will be passing through AZ to get there, who could bring the bumper cover with them. Otherwise, you're going to have to eat $250-300 for a new aftermarket or used junkyard OEM bumper cover, which is about $150-200 more than what they're actually worth, IMO.
If anybody else has read this far and has some spare cash to donate to my PayPal for shipping costs on these parts so we can help get this young'n out of a tight spot, I sure as hell wouldn't turn it down! If not, no worries, I'll still send you the parts
Also, as someone else suggested, check car-part.com for some of the other parts you'll need. Just a quick search on there for a zip code in your approximate area (73129) results in a passenger front door (white $250), passenger fender (silver $150), wheel hub ($50), steering knuckle ($100), and front lower control arm ($70) all within a few hours drive. Then you'd really only need to buy new wheel bearings, hub seal, hub flange and gasket, lower ball joint (or boot), brake caliper, rotor, pads, brake line, and inner and outer tie rod ends (hopefully your steering rack isn't destroyed, but very well might be). I think you can get this thing up and running for $1,000, or slightly less if anybody else has parts to donate. Of course, that assumes that you do all of the work or have a friend willing to donate their time to do it for you. If you have to pay someone to do it, then you're looking at quite a bit more in labor costs...
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Thank you!!
Oh my goodness thank you so much!! I will need any trim. And I’ll
okay! Thanks so much!!
I will take them! Just let me know how I can get them, thank you so much!!
