VI: Buy/Sell/Trade, In Search Of (2 Viewers)
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Couldn't have said it better myself.
bcsteel
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Hatch is kinda Rusty. Not worth the shipping in my opinion. Sorry for the tease.
Haha no worries.
I wasn't optimistic, but thanks for having a look.
I'll probably just have a go at patching the one I have. Just a question of getting the glass out.
Showed up today. Seem pretty good actually. Label says toyota and Japan on it, doubt they're really oem but not gonna complain for that price.I'd been eyeballing these ones.
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I got some 40 tail lights from that part of the world, actually surprisingly good considering the price. Have toyota, and all the dot stamps all over them, but, I have doubts...
f***it. I ordered a set, we'll see. 40 bucks shipped is pretty cheap. May as well take advantage of the wasteful western civilization while it lasts.
Looking for a bunch of options to try and get my cruiser back on the road.
1: a 2H block and separate head that I can bore out to fit my 0.050 overbore Alfin pistons
2: a semi-built 2H with cylinder head attached I can drop in and bolt my turbos onto
3: a 12HT complete engine or in pieces that can be rebuilt.
4: just a 2H cylinder head
1: a 2H block and separate head that I can bore out to fit my 0.050 overbore Alfin pistons
2: a semi-built 2H with cylinder head attached I can drop in and bolt my turbos onto
3: a 12HT complete engine or in pieces that can be rebuilt.
4: just a 2H cylinder head
Ever find one? Think I have one kicking around
Steering wheel pad that is.. sounds like you got there hood latches
ISO: BJ74 RHD 13bt automatic forward wiring harness (dash especially).
Looks like I found my little electrical gremlin issue last night and not sure if I’ll be able to get deep enough and make all the necessary repairs so I’m searching for a replacement harness if there’s one out there.
Looks like the PO did some nice wrap jobs (no solder) to get them by. Lasted a good while but now I’m screwed. Pics don’t do it justice...multiple burnt/melted wires within main harness behind cluster.
Looks like I found my little electrical gremlin issue last night and not sure if I’ll be able to get deep enough and make all the necessary repairs so I’m searching for a replacement harness if there’s one out there.
Looks like the PO did some nice wrap jobs (no solder) to get them by. Lasted a good while but now I’m screwed. Pics don’t do it justice...multiple burnt/melted wires within main harness behind cluster.
NO NEED FOR HARNESS ANY LONGER...YIPPEE!
1. Turns out the melting wires were from a previous owners lame repair job which was actually why my voltage gauge on my dash cluster would dip every time I signalled or turned the highbeams on (it would stay "down" with highbeams on). I feared what I might find one day and tonight it seems I've remedied the issue!!!
2. Apparently, and I say that with some sense of mystery, when one of your headlights blow and you replace it with a new one but the new lamp only lights up like a DRL...yeah, when that happens check the fuse. Why would you check the fuse when the lights is obviously getting power you may ask...well, because! That's why! Because! Because apparently if you blow the fuse it will backfeed through your other headlight and give your new lamp 60% voltage, that's why.
Anyways, two birds with one (ish) stone today...I'm really stoked I found out why my dash gauge was doing the funky chicken and now just sits where it's supposed to like a good gauge should.
Cheers!
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Glad you figured that out. Is it a fuse on the ground side? That’s where weird stuff like that usually shows up.
With the mystery solved, all that leaves is tidying up those few funky splices and the melted insulation to avoid future problems... unless you just want to leave sleeping dogs lie... not something I’d recommend (but I have/am doing it to be honest).
Bikersmurf...she’s all fixed up with new wires spliced in where necessary. I also fixed my rattling steering column cover with “Rapid Fix” and it’s like I’ve got a new rig!
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That's a different looking thing...@seapotato
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Not sure if it's worm gear or not tho. That's the main thing I like about the old re8000 style.
No brakes.
60 Series Center Consoles.
1. 3 switches. Faded cover. No cracks. Sctraches present. Solid condition.
$200 (CAD)
2. 1 switch. Cup holders on side. One console screw hole cracked inside. Scratches present. Solid condition.
$175 (CAD)
Shipping is 100% buyers responsibility.
1. 3 switches. Faded cover. No cracks. Sctraches present. Solid condition.
$200 (CAD)
2. 1 switch. Cup holders on side. One console screw hole cracked inside. Scratches present. Solid condition.
$175 (CAD)
Shipping is 100% buyers responsibility.
60 Series Rear Vent Louvres.
$15each or $100 for all 9.
$15each or $100 for all 9.
stevebradford
In the shop
Wow. I should stop throwing those out!
I should've known better to post on the Island forum.
Well, the 3 people that still read this forum might not be your target demographic. Just saying...
Straight to Classified’s
