i would drive it on paved roads just to chase pedestrians. then, before the cops could catch me, i would bust through a random fence and tear off through the field, and head up the mountain, never to be seen again.

 

yeah i feel as if i could climb a mountain in this thing i cant seem to get stuck even trying.

 

well did the truck have a plate on it when u got it.. or do you know the person that owned it before you.. just go to your poo dunk dmv in a small town and sweet talk them into helping you out.. works 90% of thet time..

or you could title it as a off high vehicle

check with your state dmv, they all run a little different.

ya a fe years back i bought a 1982 pickup deluxe it was paint urban camo.. but low and behold the oringal owners manual and a oringal copy of the first vehicle registration.. i was pretty stoked..

 

yeah no owners manual or even a key came with this thing

 

so I take it probably no title either?
check the VIN plate inside the drivers door or on the firewall that will show you what year...

 

i would assume yould be able to find it along the frame rail some where.. well cars these days got vin # on about every piece on the car...

by a second parts trucks

a rivet gun and make you a new truck...

then go title it and scrapp the parts truck...

 

i found a 87 a guy is useing to make a truck trailer out of so the cab forward is good i really am considering swapping the cab on it just not sure if it will be worth it

 

theres a write up on here for a cab swap, not sure if an 87 cab will "fit" on an 81-83 frame though.

 

well, it would be worth it if you want your rigg road worthy

 

of course it will fit, that why the make welders and plasma cutters ..

 

according to the door, its deff 81-83 like everyone else had said

 

well i told ya from the start.. i had a 82,

 

The factory service manual for my '82 says one is on your right front apron in the engine area. If that has been removed then I believe there is a vin number on the frame. I cant remember where it is but if you google toyota vin number locations it will probably come up.

 

That thing is bad ass! I like!

 

If memory serves me as well, the VIN should also be located on the left side inner rim of the windshield. That one is pretty hard to remove unless you take the windshield out

 

another well built, well though out and executed truck build by Jethro the toothless hillbilly.