1980-1989 Toyota pickup images please!

Good looking older trucks! Glad to see guys taking care of what are sure to be classic trucks

 

I did take care of mine. Had a little too much fun yesturday. Almost back to square one now.....

 

Pics? Video?

 

My phone won't upload to the computer anymore for some reason. Supposedly someone got it on video, so it will probably pop up on youtube in the next couple weeks I'm sure. Time for me to try and get a tubing bender and notcher. I'm pretty bummed though. I love that truck.

So back to driving the old '54 IH truck for a while.

 

Damn this thread brings back some great memories! Keep 'em coming and thanks to all you for keeping these toys alive.

 

and towing the jeeps will be done when my 80 hilux is up and running fully.

 

waiting on a broken heep to move...

 

[QUOTE="OLYMPIC VIEW";2212442]Just wanted to throw this on here and BUMP this thread!!!!

Original owner, always garaged, has 188K, and is one of those things I just can't part with...bought the truck my first year of college and drives like the first day I bought it!!![/QUOTE]

That's beautiful, looks like it just rolled off the assembly line! Awesome truck, I am quite jealous!

 

My 84

 

Here’s my 87 Project.




Hope these picks come through..

 

And i thought i was the only one! My dad had a single cab w/winch and big tires from the late 70's or early 80's. i didnt know much about it then except it was big, bad, and a toyota. I finaly have one of my own.

 

Sweet !

 

Here's my old 86 4x4.

 

I feel like picture whoring











Finally got some tube doors

 

Here's mine Hard at work a daily work horse.

 

Here's my Pre-coma Yota.

 

This was last weekend at Bogs & Bolders.

 

Well I would show you but the web page refuses to allow me to insert any attachment

 

I just bought this 1980 Toyota yesterday and drove it home only to find it overheating and running like crap when it gets hot, and I can't get it to idle down for anything. So it had a few problems but that's ok, it has a fairly straight body with only a little rust through the bed. This is a north east Alabama find for $1500 so it's gonna be a good project.

 

That looks like a great project. Bought mine for $2000 with a blown head gasket, it was a Texas truck, no rust. Working on the steering box next, due to leaking issues.