Old school Toyotas...Who's got em?

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91 with 3.0
Set of used 33" farmers co ops.


Caught a blow out while playing in some severe weather, limped home.


Was hoping to run my spare set of rims and tires but can't handle the width.


Loaded up and heading to get some rubber.


Truck is basically used like a 4 wheeler so some 31" Swampers seemed logical.

 

My "new" old Yotas. I guess they can be considered old school, since they are pre-Tacoma. I have owned them for exactly one week. Paid $600 total for both trucks, so $300 apiece. Neither run.
Can't wait to start my T4R Frankenstein project!

The manual 1991 4Runner, 3.0L


The Automatic 1994 4Runner, 3.0L


Check out my build thread for more details and pics. The link is in my sig.

 

My old 85

 

If you want to look at my build thread I'm considering letting my go to someone who appreciates it.

1993, only 105,000 miles. Lots of modern parts.

 

1991 Toyota Pickup. Hit two deer and replaced the front end with treated plywood and put a flatbed on the back when the box rusted out. Removable side walls on the box. Still runs like a top.

 

1972 FJ40 Land Cruiser




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Here's my 2013 "oldschool" build!

 

Unless that has a 22re that ain't old school.

Last 2 pics of mine with a fresh set of tires, tons and paint. Shake down is next week at K2 in Mason Tx.

 

It doesn't have a 22re. It has a roll bar, kc daylighters, 85 stripe kit, and more oldschool things going on within the next 2 weeks. But ok here's my old 85 4runner if that doesn't work.

 

Much better. Mag wheels, windshield visor, Mickey Thompsons and a fat tube bumper. Epitome of old school.

 

My '72 RN14 Hilux, 2RZ swapped in. Have a '88 4Runner also, 5VZ swapped, more of my trail/camping rig. My '16 Tacoma is still on order so I feel like I can't really post anything Tacoma related as of yet.

 

Probably the cleanest coolest looking one of those I've ever seen....I can even be over the blinkers being on the fenders, lol. (I know they came that way)

 

Here's my 83 rock crawler.

 

Here she is. Everyone, meet Loretta.

 

Just discovered this gem:

https://youtu.be/iqwnr2sza_o

 

24 years old, 297,000 miles and never left me stranded anywhere. I hope my 2016 lives up to that kinda service.