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1991 Toyota 4WD
V6 Auto, 1 owner, 168K
Jacobs electronics, K&N air, Optima battery, Flex-a-Lite fan, FloPro exhaust, beefed leaf springs, Warn M8000, Powertrax lockers, KC Hilites, Maxxis 31x10.50s on AR 15x7 alloys, AutoMeter gauges
Premier CD/MP3, Pioneer mids/highs, 12" Punch DVC sub, custom speaker boxes, custom switch panels/LEDs, fire ext, first aid, and recovery equipment.
This truck is my primary vehicle and every day driver. My dad bought it new in early '91 when I was 10 years old. When I got my driver's license, he gave it to me with about 60K on it, completely stock. I use it for work, hunting, fishing, trail riding, and everything else I do. This involves driving from school in north Louisiana to Grand Isle and New Orleans, often towing for long periods of time.
I have had to change- Head Gaskets (recall, but they weren't giving any problems), a few front end parts, A/C compressor, power steering gearbox (damaged in a bad mudhole). The only body work ever done was a front fender and rear bumper, both backed into in parking lots. I a friend paint the truck in 2000.
Here's a few pics. I'll post more once I get my other computer back from school.
NO water came inside the cab this time! It sucked into the airbox and knocked all the carbon loose, so this incident did not hurt the engine. Idle arm and tie rod end had to be changed.
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Last edited by Good Times; 08-16-2005 at 04:43 PM.
08-16-2004, 10:20 PM
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