1989 Toyota Dually COMPLETED (pics)
07-29-2008, 08:03 PM
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08-04-2008, 05:07 AM
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05-04-2010, 07:03 PM
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Nice, my Toyota friend and I talk about making our trucks into duallies, not seriously though.
But it wouldn't take TOO much to make my 4Runner into a dually, don't you think? Anyone done it? Just for the novelty of it I guess. I've seen Suburban duallies, part of what gave me the idea.
But it wouldn't take TOO much to make my 4Runner into a dually, don't you think? Anyone done it? Just for the novelty of it I guess. I've seen Suburban duallies, part of what gave me the idea.
05-05-2010, 12:54 AM
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There are 3 basic codes to determine a tranny...
1st. If you see a bulge around the neck......suspect a tranny
2nd. If you see a bulge between the legs....suspect a tranny
3rd. If you see a bulge in both places......suspect a tranny
4th. If you had recognized all of this, and still continued........well more power to you!
Sorry, I could not resist. Nice dually by the way
1st. If you see a bulge around the neck......suspect a tranny
2nd. If you see a bulge between the legs....suspect a tranny
3rd. If you see a bulge in both places......suspect a tranny
4th. If you had recognized all of this, and still continued........well more power to you!
Sorry, I could not resist. Nice dually by the way
10-30-2010, 08:41 AM
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Dude! Sweet build. I've been thinking about picking up a 1 ton and doing a similar transition. Now you have me looking for a Toyota stuck under an apostasy of a motor home shell.
I wonder if an Aussie would hold up to duallies? That would be a pretty mean little package with a prerunner-style lift in front for clearance, some nasty 28 or 29" tires, and a locker in the rear. Talk about a wood-hauling beast, or a capable ranch truck. Oh yeah, a dump bed would be pretty sweet-too.
I had more money before I read this thread- now you have got me thinking about spending it. Nice truck!
I wonder if an Aussie would hold up to duallies? That would be a pretty mean little package with a prerunner-style lift in front for clearance, some nasty 28 or 29" tires, and a locker in the rear. Talk about a wood-hauling beast, or a capable ranch truck. Oh yeah, a dump bed would be pretty sweet-too.
I had more money before I read this thread- now you have got me thinking about spending it. Nice truck!
10-30-2010, 09:58 AM
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sick build I have wanted to do this for a year or 2 now, except these things dont really show up used very often and are always pricey because people look after them. and i dont have room for a second truck 
10-30-2010, 07:06 PM
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Very nice! I'd love to have one of those, just to have it, but I'd like to swap an extended cab on it, and like a lot of others have said extend the sides of the bed out to match over the wheel wells. Nice headache rack btw.
10-30-2010, 07:31 PM
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