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Now that my 80 series is gone, I'm starting to clean out some left overs and have the following parts; T case skid I built for my 1993, that was test fit, but never installed. This bolts to the three threaded holes on the crossmember where the factory "skid" bolts, and then one threaded hole on...

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Bump 4700 with the tent and wheels and tires pictured.

SOLD. Mods please delete

I generally make a simple fairing out of aluminum that contours to the roof with some sort of a rubber barrier between at and the roof. I've attached them to the rack with adel clamps, or sometimes welded brackets on the roof rack. I'll have to ask the owner what he is going to do.

I posted that rack on Tacomaworld too. I'm not sure what you are asking about crossbars, we didn't cut out anything. Mike

Looks about average for a 5 year old truck that has spent its life in the northeast. Seems totally workable though if you're willing to do the touch ups needed. My primary concern would be whats going on in all the hidden places you cant see, like inside the frame.

2nd gen tacoma rack One of my favorite threads here on expo! Here's a quick simple rack my friend and I built for his regular cab second gen taco. It mounts to rails that are installed on his snugtop, its about 4'x7', he will be painting it and installing a fairing to finish it off.

Please email me at michael.stcyr@hotmail.com for the fastest response. Located in Weaverville, CA 96093 Back story: I have been looking for a the right regular cab, 3rz, 5 speed tacoma off and on for a year or so. Every single one I came across seemed to have been driven by someone who had...

Bump: Land cruiser is sold, so the trailer will come with wheels and tires pictured. Open to offers and trades.

Stupid photobucket killed all your photo links.

The rear tailgate opening is less than 48 inches because of the sealing surface for the tailgate. Exact interior dimensions with the tailgate up is 49x71.

Very cool! How did you dish out the steel cooking surface?

I've never weighed it, and am not very good at guessing. I'm 5'6" and 120 pounds and can roll it around very easily, even on gravel/dirt. Mike

build thread here: https://forum.ih8mud.com/threads/the-nothing-innovative-trailer-build-a-30th-birthday-present-to-myself.999750/#post-11251432 I built it this last summer for a trip to Moab with my parents, so far that's been its biggest trip, and it worked flawlessly as a holder for my RTT...

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Factory street legal, registration paid until December 2018. 986 miles, 53 hours. Has factory husqvarna power up kit, power commander, and auto tune module that let you tune the bike via a laptop, also has 12 hole injector. I have the cd and cord for the power commander and auto tune, and...

I'd rather more people didn't travel to mexico. Less crowds for those of who do!

on my 1993 80 series the only coolant lines above the catalytic converter are for the rear heater. It's relatively easy to bypass those should you need to, google will be your friend for that.

10 year old vehicle in the rust belt, looks pretty clean all things considered.