exploded parts view/ body manual for 87 pickup
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Toyodiy.com still has all the part numbers, but the diagrams are gone. Good plate to start.
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Not going the tube bumper route?
Btw , I have a front crossmember reinforcement plate where the bumper connects if you need one. It is a double T shape. Think I got it from lowrangeoffroad http://www.lowrangeoffroad.com/yota...-duty-gusseted-front-frame-brace-tar-ffb.html
Btw , I have a front crossmember reinforcement plate where the bumper connects if you need one. It is a double T shape. Think I got it from lowrangeoffroad http://www.lowrangeoffroad.com/yota...-duty-gusseted-front-frame-brace-tar-ffb.html
If you're talking about getting factory OEM parts from Toyota, you're pretty much SOL. I looked into this when I was getting ready for paint a couple of years ago, nothing available anymore. You can find fenders and hoods on eBay, but not very good quality. Fortunately my original parts were still in decent shape.
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All I really need for now is exploded view so i can figure out how it all goes together. Not looking to buy new necessarily, but before I start taking it all apart, it would be helpful to see.
I will most likely do tube bumper, but for now, may just get temporary bumper, or bend old one back into shape. I have a lot of work ahead, so bumper is not priority. really need to get it back on the road so I can use the flat bed to haul things.
Was there not a parts manual for these trucks from TOyota?
I will most likely do tube bumper, but for now, may just get temporary bumper, or bend old one back into shape. I have a lot of work ahead, so bumper is not priority. really need to get it back on the road so I can use the flat bed to haul things.
Was there not a parts manual for these trucks from TOyota?
A "front clip" is a generic term, it means basically everything from the firewall forward, usually including the fenders, hood, inner fenders, and front core/radiator support. Usually comes from a junkyard.
