95/96 Parts: Shifter surround, Rear Quarter Windows, Lower Door Panels, HomeLink

I've got several misc. parts for sale. All from either a '95 or '96 4WD 3.4L V6.
I prefer PayPal (gift option or add 4% to cover fees), but will accept USPS money orders.

Please claim the item in the thread, then send an IM to arrange payment and shipping.

Thanks for looking.

Blue/gray shifter surround from '96 SR5 (armrest/rear console has been sold) - $25 plus shipping OBO






Homelink rolling code transmitter from Audi S4 - $20 shipped OBO
I purchased 3 different Homelink transmitters to see which I could integrate better. Ended up keeping the Cadillac one, so now selling this one.



Blue/gray steering wheel (with airbag) from '96 SR5 - $OLD
Instrument cluster from '95 V6/5 speed manual - $OLD
Brand new key/clock bezel (55408-04040) - $OLD
Tacoma side badges from '95 - $OLD
Rear mud flaps with brackets and screws from '96 SR5- $OLD
Ignition, door locks, and gas door lock with keys from '96 SR5 - $OLD
Xtra cab rear quarter windows with hardware from '96 SR5 - $OLD
Blue/gray lower door panels from '96 SR5 - $OLD
Homelink non-rolling code transmitter from Lexus ES300 - $SOLD

 

How much for the just the front section of the center console?

 

How about $30 plus shipping?

 

Would you do 40 for the back half of the center council ?

 

Yeah, I can do $40 plus shipping. What's your zip code?

 

85140 let me know !

 

Shipping via USPS with tracking will be $20. So your total would be $60 shipped.

 

I'll take the lock cylinders and keys.

 

How much for the emblems with shipping to 73132?

 

$10 shipped to 73132

 

I'm very interested let me see today i may be able to send you a shipping label to 1 day it to me I can send you money via pay pal. This evening

 

I'll do the mud flaps

 

Sounds good.

 

OK. What's your zip code so I can give you the total price shipped?

 

Just curious about the homelink from diff. cars, were you trying to install it in your Taco? How does that work?

 

Yeah, I got tired of my Genie remote falling out of its little holder and started keeping my truck outside, so I wanted to install a Homelink transmitter that was switched (only works when the key is in the ACC position). Here's the thread that got me started:

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/homelink-in-a-1st-gen.143012/

 

You have any pics of your setup? Sounds super interesting. Pre '99 Tacomas never get any love.

 

I don't have the installation documented, but here are a couple pictures of the finished result. I used JB plastic weld to attach a couple screws to the Homelink housing, drilled corresponding holes through the Tacoma trim, and tapped power from the switched wire of the OEM clock.

 

@The Fluffer

 

32935. I don't need the brackets, just the rubber flap