I found this 2.4L diesel. Think it's an 88. Considering for a project car, but really I can't right now. Still an interesting look at an old car in a country where they salt the roads. The frame looks like it has had some work done to it.

 

Someday is today.

 

nice truck. is it an '84 or '85?

 

Thank you! It is an '87, they came with solid front axle until 1988 here in EU.

 

Sweet!

 

 

The truck looks solid and very clean!

I am glad you finally found one!

How far did you have to go to get it?

 

Thank you! We drove around 2000 miles to bring it home.

 

Love the graphics and fact that it’s an extra cab.

 

Recent photo


Rockport, MA at sunset.

 

be back out in the woods in no time.

 

Recently had to replace the knock sensors, so while I was at it I painted my plenum and valve covers and detailed the engine bay.

 

 

 

 

I am in the middle of a solid axle swap and duals on my 86...

 

Update: Budbuilt 3" drivetrain lift "Flat Belly", Tom Woods one piece drive shaft, Home built Camper shell (1" square tubing, marine grade canvas, Dibond roof), GFC Superlite Rtt, 92 4runner SR5 buckets and console, Big Brake upgrade.

 

Original Texas 2WD truck doing reno duty in Wisconsin. Put a TruTrac Posi in it to give it a fighting chance in the Wisconsin snow. First winter the head gasket from the PO budget kit rebuild blew out . Enter full top overhaul rebuild with LCE throttle body, header and EGR elimination kit, billet fuel rail, plus new head with RV cam.

Hauled asphalt and concrete in a trailer to the dump. The heaviest total load was over 8,000#. Yeah, I know, it was over gross and the bumper hitch and ball did not like it.

Mike

 

95' Right around when I got it. Very much so a work in progress.

 

My favorite of my four. 1989 SR5 with a 3VZE. Lots of new stuff and nearly finished in that picture.