I'm new here and from holland
12-30-2011, 03:07 AM
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I'm new here and from holland
hello you all,
First this: sorry for mine bad englisch, its bad. I'm write it not much.
I'm 31 years old and looking in the future for a Toyota Pickup or Trekker or Trailblazer from 1978 until 1983. When i have the money too get one en ship it too Holland.
What are good site's too look and buy a truck?
It's a big dream of me too own a Toyota Truck from 1978 until 1983 those are the nicest Trucks ever made.
Until I have the money get together I look for as much information of these truck.
look for good idea's and good information and nice picture's and techstuf
like the longbed the best
First this: sorry for mine bad englisch, its bad. I'm write it not much.
I'm 31 years old and looking in the future for a Toyota Pickup or Trekker or Trailblazer from 1978 until 1983. When i have the money too get one en ship it too Holland.
What are good site's too look and buy a truck?
It's a big dream of me too own a Toyota Truck from 1978 until 1983 those are the nicest Trucks ever made.
Until I have the money get together I look for as much information of these truck.
look for good idea's and good information and nice picture's and techstuf
like the longbed the best
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12-30-2011, 04:49 AM
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welcome to Yotatech.
owning a first gen is pretty cool.
Trekkers and Trailblazers were from 81-83. some will say there are a couple of 80 trekkers out there and 83's were canada only.
Long bed Trekkers..only one and it was a custom job done by a company in Canada for a guy in Texas..
owning a first gen is pretty cool.
Trekkers and Trailblazers were from 81-83. some will say there are a couple of 80 trekkers out there and 83's were canada only.
Long bed Trekkers..only one and it was a custom job done by a company in Canada for a guy in Texas..
12-30-2011, 04:57 AM
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welcome, try craigslist or auto trader, thats what i use anyways, you can always google toyota pickups for sale, good luck bud! as long as your talkin toyota, we'll figure it out. lol
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12-30-2011, 03:16 PM
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welcome to yotatech
we are going to be building back 1/2s for trekkers , so it might be an option for you , or at least we can help you with parts if you need
http://www.toyotafiberglass.com/Trekker.htm
you might check in here as well , we get some coming up for sale every once in a while
http://toyotatrekker.proboards.com/index.cgi
also if you want to see the long box trekker
http://toyotatrekker.proboards.com/i...play&thread=34
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http://toyotatrekker.proboards.com/i...play&thread=36
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we are going to be building back 1/2s for trekkers , so it might be an option for you , or at least we can help you with parts if you need
http://www.toyotafiberglass.com/Trekker.htm
you might check in here as well , we get some coming up for sale every once in a while
http://toyotatrekker.proboards.com/index.cgi
also if you want to see the long box trekker
http://toyotatrekker.proboards.com/i...play&thread=34
&
http://toyotatrekker.proboards.com/i...play&thread=36
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12-30-2011, 10:01 PM
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I have seen them in junk yards and backyards that need a lot of work. There are people that sell them fairly often in Utah. You just need to decide where you want to spend your money, building one or pay somebody else for building one. This looks like a very good place for you to start. Let us know what you really want and I bet it will appear.
12-31-2011, 03:30 AM
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Welcome aboard!
Get a running 1rst gen out of CA. AKA California rust free that runs. easier to ship that way. Also any of the dry desert states would be good too.
I have an '87 but the rust makes shipping it there just foolish. get a nice one that is complete and save yourself a lot of trouble.
Get a running 1rst gen out of CA. AKA California rust free that runs. easier to ship that way. Also any of the dry desert states would be good too.
I have an '87 but the rust makes shipping it there just foolish. get a nice one that is complete and save yourself a lot of trouble.
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I have another question, what's a good price for one? I read on different site's a lot of different prices.
From $700 for a car that's runs good until $14,000 for a car what's new build
If it is possible putt a sample too a reply, such as a photo or link to site, so I can indicate as an example of what the state and price ratio is.
The car I have in my head is with the next specifications:
A uncut longbed, with a 3" to 4 " lift, 33 12.50R15 or 31inch like mud tires.
From $700 for a car that's runs good until $14,000 for a car what's new build
If it is possible putt a sample too a reply, such as a photo or link to site, so I can indicate as an example of what the state and price ratio is.
The car I have in my head is with the next specifications:
A uncut longbed, with a 3" to 4 " lift, 33 12.50R15 or 31inch like mud tires.
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12-31-2011, 11:52 AM
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I live in the place called Coevorden, it lies in the province of Drenthe. This is in the northeastern of the Netherlands.
My real name is: Branko
My real name is: Branko
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Tips like these sites are also welcome.
http://imageshack.us/g/803/picture1352.jpg/
Photographs are of a large size so it is very detailed.
I've never seen a 1st generation Toyota truck / pickup / trailer / trailblazer in real life only from photos and movies. That's why I ask so much information and detailed photos.
I just in love with a 1st gen Toyota. It's to bad it cost a lot of money to get it to the Netherlands.
In the last 2 years I've seen only one 1st gen for sale in the Netherlands and was also imported from America. And it cost to much money to buy it, so like 7000 euro thats like 9050 dollar and was also a diesel truck what I don't like at all. It had not a original bed, it had original tires, original springs ans shocks and the interior where incompleet.
And at this moment there is a second gen 1986 for sale, it's a short bed lifted truck with 31/10,50R15 tires and also a diesel 2.4 without a turbo. The price is to bid and is at this moment at 4750 euro (6150 dollar) in a good shape.
http://imageshack.us/g/803/picture1352.jpg/
Photographs are of a large size so it is very detailed.
I've never seen a 1st generation Toyota truck / pickup / trailer / trailblazer in real life only from photos and movies. That's why I ask so much information and detailed photos.
I just in love with a 1st gen Toyota. It's to bad it cost a lot of money to get it to the Netherlands.
In the last 2 years I've seen only one 1st gen for sale in the Netherlands and was also imported from America. And it cost to much money to buy it, so like 7000 euro thats like 9050 dollar and was also a diesel truck what I don't like at all. It had not a original bed, it had original tires, original springs ans shocks and the interior where incompleet.
And at this moment there is a second gen 1986 for sale, it's a short bed lifted truck with 31/10,50R15 tires and also a diesel 2.4 without a turbo. The price is to bid and is at this moment at 4750 euro (6150 dollar) in a good shape.
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