Cap City Build & BS AF

It's in Tennessee. Beautiful Taco though, has a leveling kit with the old KO tires still with a decent tread, and is Silver Streak Mica.

 

Hell, if you can get it for $3K, another $12 for a Haynes manual and a Napa Auto Parts discount card could make for a fun project truck.

 

For sure. Still has a nice hood scoop, OEM badging and decals, blue Bilstein's, and the same TRD supercharger that I have.
If we do go ahead with this purchase, me and my dad will have to decide who gets my black one, and who keeps the Sport... he really likes what I've done to my truck, I wouldn't mind having a newer TRD Sport .

 

Anybody else watch the "B is for Build" channel on Youtube?

Pretty good watch. Especially if you are a Copart shopper.

 

Can they tell you how deep it was submerged and how long?

 

The Goonzquad brothers are the kings of wrecked vehicle restorations. I started watching them on YouTube back when their channel was young, and working on a 2 door Jeep Wrangled Rubicon. For being 20 years old, they know their stuff.

 

They don't have any information about that, we called already. It runs and drives though! Maybe after taxes, fees, and shipping, the final price will be around $5,000

 

If it was just floating around in 2’ of water I’d consider it, not if it was fully submerged for days.

 

It’s nap time.

 

If it were fully submerged, I don't think even a Toyota would survive that.

 

My stepfathers corolla was submerged for a week during hurricane gaston and it started after a fresh battery.

 

What do you think? Think it'll make a good project?

 

Only if youre willing to assume the risk of sinking money into a 0 return investment.

 

Doesn't apply. The only things to survive the apocalypse will be cockroaches and Corollas.

 

My last car was a 2004 Corolla. Got rear-ended SIX TIMES while living in San Antonio and it was still cheaper to fix it than total it. I swore to drive it until it died, but 12 years later is just WOULDN'T!! Even then, I got $4K for it after the Carfax report.

 

Our Nissan Versa MT has been abused since we bought it new in 2009. We "forgot" to change the oil in that little POS for 40k miles! It's not showing any sign of stopping to operate functionally anytime soon.

 

No offense intended here...but I think you'll gladly retract your statement if you look up the toyota pick up episodes of Mr. Clarkson's show Top Gear.

 

Jamesboy's Tacoma barely survived a fresh water flood.