I have a friend that needs parts for a 66 Toyota stout and he is at a loss to find parts or info on the truck. His problem atm is his clutch went out and he needs one. I hope I'm asking in the right place for this. I just know there super rare and most haven't seen them outside of pics
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oh damn! I love it. Only thing better would be a Stout double cab 4x4, think I have seen a pic of one in South America(Brazil?)
I think the Stout has one of the best front ends(body) I have seen, like an old Studebaker truck
I think the Stout has one of the best front ends(body) I have seen, like an old Studebaker truck
Toy Connection in Santa Clara, CA may have some parts. Jeff has a Stout.
Some good info in this thread too.
https://forum.ih8mud.com/threads/new-ride-67-stout.630940/page-8#post-9149747
https://forum.ih8mud.com/threads/new-ride-67-stout.630940/page-8#post-9149747
In restoring my 67, these were my resources for parts:
Mike Guarderas, Washington state, parting out a Stout: msg815@yahoo.com
Mike Bingham, Cabe Toyota, California, good source for OEM/NOS:
mbingham@cabetoyota.com
Carlyn Dinkler, North Carolina, THE expert on 1965-70 Corona RT43/52, the 1969-72 Corona Mark II RT6#/7#, and the 1970-73 Corona RT8#/9#. A bunch of these parts work with 3RB, and I am guessing they may share clutches. He stocks and refurbs old parts. He also stocks engine labels.
cdinkler@bellsouth.net
Rick Dormoi, (Pennsylvania?), is a good source for hard to find parts, including suspension.
rick@toyotaheadauto.com
Salsipuedes Auto Wreckers, Watsonville California. They have a number of stouts they are parting out, including interior parts.
They are on Facebook and have some Stouts featured.
https://www.facebook.com/SalsipuedesAutoWreckers
Phone: 831-728-1551. They don't seem to mind going out to the parts trucks and checking for even the most obscure part.
GWS RareParts. Good source for NOS on Ebay.
http://www.ebay.com/usr/gws-rareparts
Finally, Kurt at CruiserOutfitters is also a Stout guy and may be able to hook you up with a clutch.
Mike Guarderas, Washington state, parting out a Stout: msg815@yahoo.com
Mike Bingham, Cabe Toyota, California, good source for OEM/NOS:
mbingham@cabetoyota.com
Carlyn Dinkler, North Carolina, THE expert on 1965-70 Corona RT43/52, the 1969-72 Corona Mark II RT6#/7#, and the 1970-73 Corona RT8#/9#. A bunch of these parts work with 3RB, and I am guessing they may share clutches. He stocks and refurbs old parts. He also stocks engine labels.
cdinkler@bellsouth.net
Rick Dormoi, (Pennsylvania?), is a good source for hard to find parts, including suspension.
rick@toyotaheadauto.com
Salsipuedes Auto Wreckers, Watsonville California. They have a number of stouts they are parting out, including interior parts.
They are on Facebook and have some Stouts featured.
https://www.facebook.com/SalsipuedesAutoWreckers
Phone: 831-728-1551. They don't seem to mind going out to the parts trucks and checking for even the most obscure part.
GWS RareParts. Good source for NOS on Ebay.
http://www.ebay.com/usr/gws-rareparts
Finally, Kurt at CruiserOutfitters is also a Stout guy and may be able to hook you up with a clutch.
Yes, they're lookin' good!
There is a maroon 4 door Stout for sale at "I Love Sushi" place on the highway in Jaco, Costa Rica. Been there forever. Not sure if it runs.
EDIT: Actually found a Youtube video of the exact truck!
EDIT: Actually found a Youtube video of the exact truck!
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I want a Stout really bad! Been searching for one here and there, but no luck yet. Hoping to find one close enough to check out in person.
I have a 66 stout ,maybe we work out a deal . Pm for pics and info