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Very nice... it looks like a 'little old lady's car' find with those running boards. :-D More photos here in case the ad is dropped http://s805.photobucket.com/user/jreed248/library/1985%204Runner One thing though, if it were completely factory, the grill and door handles should match...

I wonder what those cost? They look to me to be well suited to be deployed after a disaster, such as the after the earth quake in Haiti or the hurricane in the Philippines.

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Marten, Fantastic write up. This kind of thread is great for, as you said, showing people that anyone can do this kind of stuff in their garage with relatively basic tools and skills and perseverance. And the bumper looks great too, it fits the style of the vehicle excellently.

I kind of expected it to be black on the inside also... It looks like a cool rig.

$1500 ! That would have been a steal... just don't get towed.

What a beaut of a rig, I wish I was in the position in life to buy and use such a rig. Best of luck with the sale.

There are probably a dozen forums dedicated to Toyota Hilux/Tacomas with a subforum for the specific generation; these are my personal favorites: - pirate4x4 - yotatech - allprooffroad - marlincrawler - trail-gear.com - ih8mud.com - toyotaminis.com FYI, the Hilux 4WD was changed gradually from...

It looks clean, although somewhat oddly empty... probably because I've never seen a radio delete plate up close before actually. What are you using for a head unit? Handheld MP3 player?

Sam, That's a great looking truck, you've definitely done well with your choices of modifications. I just read your blog about how you got it, that's a cool story, you're definitely living up to your side of that bargain :-D Cheers,

Very nice... EFI too, wow.

Awesome photo.

Bed liner is GREAT for covering up rust... for about 6 months. Other than wondering what lies beneath, I dig it. Don't underestimate the Hi-Trac IFS... Hiluxes ran that design through the end of the 6th gen in 2004.

Scott Wilson's truck is and for ever shall be one of my favorites. I think his truck was last I heard in Colorado Springs, CO. Whoa, I didn't know he had finished his 'Cruiser... actually, I didn't know he had started it. The last I saw he had purchase it and life was getting in the way...

When I see it, I think: An ARB would certainly clean it up:

Those are some beautiful photos. Sorry if this has been mentioned and I missed it, but what are you using to take photos from 200m?

. Are you willing to part it out? Just kidding. :-P This is my favorite vehicles ever on ExPo. Best of luck with the sale.

Very cool. I'd have a hard time deciding between these two. http://www.mecum.com/auctions/lot_detail.cfm?LOT_ID=LA0713-158205&entryRow=1&lottype=Car&startRow=1 1969 Chevrolet Steve Mcqueen Baja Hickey Race Truck The First Chevy Built Baja 1000 Pickup

That is correct, the Tacoma (1995-2004) and Tundra (2000-2003) frames were manufactured by Dana and it appears that they did not build them to the specifications that Toyota ordered. http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/01/12/retire-us-dana-idUSTRE70B7KZ20110112 I thought Toyota took great...

LC Adventure posted an interesting article on this topic today. http://www.landcruisingadventure.com/stupidest-things-overlanders-brought-on-their-journey/#/