pdenman33

So I've got a pretty good deal on a 1993 4runner w/ a blown engine. It's literally 2 houses down so figure, why not pick it up and have a parts car. The more research I do though, I'm thinking lots of these parts might not fit on my '91 pickup. Anybody have any experience changing out parts between these model years?
Parts I hope to use / have on hand:
-Tranny
-T Case
- Control arms, general IFS junk.

Parts I would like to use immediately:
-Pretty much the entire dash assembly. It's in great shape and mine is beat.
-Steering wheel
-Bucket seats (pretty sure I will have to do some light fab work for these to fit)
-Door panels
-Electric window motors, locks
-Side windows

Any info would be helpful. Thanks!

scope103

You can go to any dealer site (my go-to is http://parts.lakelandtoyota.com/), find the part you're interested in, then click the "fitment" link for the list of year/models the part fits.

Most of the parts you name are the same in '91 and '93, but there may be some differences in body parts between the 4runner and truck.

Looking at your list, I have to ask if it would be easier to take the engine out of the '91 and put it into the '93!!

pdenman33

^ lol I've thought about that, but my truck is nicely built and solid and the 4runner is bone stock and has more frame and body rust. Actually, a guy across the street is selling a '88 Burban w/ a fresh 350 in it. Kiiiinda want to buy that too and swap the 350 to the truck, the truck engine to the 4runner

highonpottery

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Most of all that stuff should be a direct swap. The only real difference between them is the obvious stuff like cab exterior, chassis length, etc.