Do they all share the same front floor pans? From door to door, front to the B pillar?
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I am going to say troopie and Ute (pickup) are different
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I would have hoped they would be similar. My mindset being like other auto manufacturers what to keep production cost down by using the same parts on same series vehicles. Thoughts?
Troopy and Ute have main tank under front seats that’s why these two are different to the rest
This applies and yet doesn’t apply to the 7x series.
There were several hundred possible configurations/trims of the 7x during this time period. All vehicle and market specific.
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Looks like its time to bust the tools out and fab parts. I was just hoping to buy something already stamped out and cut then weld. It'll be body off frame this winter for repairs.
I couldnt see a part number for an 85 model but there is one for the 90- on models
Im not sure how different they are, although the dimensions would be the same
58111-90K96
Im not sure how different they are, although the dimensions would be the same
58111-90K96
And some of the Australian vendors sell these for the 75 series. They may be the part you need as they are only the part where your feet go.
About $105 AUD each TOYOTA LANDCRUISER 75 SERIES 1984 - 1989 FRONT FLOOR PAN REPAIR PANEL RH - Australian Made - Aveska
About $105 AUD each TOYOTA LANDCRUISER 75 SERIES 1984 - 1989 FRONT FLOOR PAN REPAIR PANEL RH - Australian Made - Aveska
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They look similar but I think cold taco and Onar are correct in saying they are to different to be used. I will know how bad the damage is in about a month or so when I have the body off. Ive already started to buy some of the metal for the repairs.
I used that on my Ute.
I had always thought the 7* series all had the same floor pans as in that rust replacement panel but differed from the seat mounting back. There is no part number from Toyota because I don't believe they make anything like this
What was the fit like?
good.
the floor under the front seats of the Ute/Troopie is higher, therefore the seat legs are shorter, due to the main fuel tank located under the front seats. All other models have the main tank in the back of the vehicle.
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Hmmmmmm? Maybe just maybe that wouldn't be a bad idea after all? Then installing the Ute/trooper fuel tank under the seat? Run two tanks... just dreaming is all.
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I know they are higher under the seat, but the actual part of the floor where your feet touch appear to be the same , which means those rust panels may suit all 7* series
Those particular panels I would say should work on all floors, you might have to trim some to fit at the back, maybe.
The main tank is under the floor, unlike the 40’s where the tank sits under the seat and on the floor.
A lot of work. If I wanted a longer range I would get a Long Ranger tank where the current tank sits and carry a fuel can on the rear bumper. Or find somewhere for a fuel bladder.
Just so much cheaper and less down time.
This is a 75 /78 series auxilliary tank, it replaces the same tank you have and gives 180 litres
