That's quite a compliment coming from the Wabbit! Tyrone really needs a 3.4! Know anyone who could do the swap?!

 

Ooh ooh ooh! Me!

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Haha! That's what I thought! You make the swap look easy!

It's probably a good thing you're in Alabama or I would be handing you some paychecks!

 

I live in east Georgia and I hand Wabbit paychecks... He is worth it. You may have better options for shops in NC, but mine locally suck.

May I inquire about the A-pillar gauge pod? Brand? Fitment quality?

 

Well I guess my 100 posts is just chopped liver whatevs.

 

real head turner..!

 

 

THAT IS ONE SWEET RUNNER!!! AWESOME WORK

 

Thanks guys, I appreciate it!

 

Can you give us more info about the A-pillar gauge pod? And the quality? And I am very curious about the gasket for the windshield. I picked up three stars this week, so a windshield is coming. My local glass guy was less than enthusiastic about finding me a windshield since there are molding clips and such that have to be replaced. (he literally declined trying to find me the necessary parts, even though I said I would pay additional...)

So I will have someone else do it, but I need info about the gasket.

 

I like it, I like it alot!

 

that is probably one of the nicest 85's i have ever seen

 

I need to look up the info on the maker of the gauge mount, but I can tell you it was a very nice fit and finish. I just dyed it and mounted it, fit like a glove! I'll try to find the info today.

As for the windshield gasket, that info I don't know. When Tyrone was in for paint we had cleaned up the rust around the old windshield and I knew I wasn't going to go back with the factory trim. I actually showed my painter (who was lining up the glassman) some pics from this website of people who had changed to the rubber gasket and he took care of it. I can tell you it was not a Toyota part though, it was a universal piece the glassman located.

 

Just got done admiring your runner. Your painter did exceed expectations.

 

Yeah, it's not like it's show quality, but he did do a REALLY nice job. It's never been wet sanded or cut since it was painted. If I were to do that it would really improve the depth and clarity, but I'm happy with it the way it is.

 

A-pillar gauge mount came from truckpillars.com

I highly recommend their product.

 

Thank you for the info on the pillar gauge pod. I have an oil pressure gauge that needs a home higher than the lower dash area. And I will throw a coolant gauge and maybe a voltmeter also...

I will try and find a decent glass guy that can figure out the gasket option. My local glass guy is just lazy...

 

For sale! Check the classifieds if interested!

 

That last pic makes me want to go back the factory black on my runner.

Very nice. Im suprised you are selling it.

 

Beautiful truck dude. Maybe some day i'll get mine that clean. That hard top looks like in mint condition!
So how much is this rig selling for?