The little yota lives again.

Last night I finished up on swapping out my engines. Once installed I started it and done a break in on the new 268 cam. After that I drive it home.

This morning I re adjusted the valves, set timing accordingly, check all fluids, and decided to go for a drive. 5 minutes into a test drive the water pump gasket blew causing me to loose all my new antifreeze. After replacing my WaterPump gasket I tried it again. This time everything's good. The new motor is running really strong. No abnormal noises either. I currently have about 30 miles on it as of right now.

 

bout time!

 

Glad to hear that man!

 

Awesome, Mike! Kill'n it

 

Hey thanks for the replies guys. Nothing new lately. I did finish my filter mod and all the mounting points are configured now. Other then that nothing new. Oh I did replace the pinion seal yesterday in my rear end and today I replaced my horn relay. Beep beep lol it works.

 

Replaced clutch fan with electric

 

I've seen a couples guys re paint to grey. Haha even tho mine is originally grey. I rather prefer red or white .
Paint job around here's about a couple grands and up.

More pics

 

I'm thinking about selling my truck... Yeah I know..... But I just want something a little larger in size.. I've got my eyes on a really clean 95 T100 with the 3.4 and 5spd 4wd.. The T100 in ext cab too...

But anyways if I we're to sell my truck what would do you guys think a fair price would be.... I will not sell my bed tho... The truck will not have a bed on it.

1993 Toyota Pickup
22RE with 4,531.6 miles on it
W56 5spd
Slightly bald 33/10.50/r15's km2
New steering components
New front suspension components
TriY header
268 cam
K/N cone filter mod
Custom front and rear bumpers
Euro head lights
New paint
New radiator
I mean just read this thread lol

Here is a most recent pic of truck


So guys what's a good asking price

Now I'm not 100% certain of selling this thing..
The Pro's tho are my 87 can be finished with the SAS and I can get the T100 lol

 

Without the bed I can see you getting like $2800-3000 for it (at least here in the PNW)! Please don't be offended if that's a lot lower than you expected, just my opinion!

 

4200-5000. Its what they are selling for here in the Midwest. Figure out your price and stick to it. Best of luck

 

It would be the right thing to do....let whoever buys it know you straightened the frame and put a new front clip on it.

That truck had been beaten on badly, and whoever buys it should know.

 

I was thinking from 1,500 to 2,500.... Never dreamed of more then that... Around here in WV there a dime a dozen.. I would never sell this thing but guys I just can't do the things that I'd like to do.. With the frame work that's been done id be afraid to attempt a SAS. So I either leave it alone and enjoy it or upgrade to more possibilities.

 

most defiantly.... I've already had one guy look and I've told him everything.. I also went as far as printing out this entire build thread to show to the ones that aren't computer literate. I'm a very honest vet and I won't lie to no one.

 

I say keep it. You dont want no old t100. 22re forever!

That aluminum bed is one of only 2 flatbeds I have ever seen and liked.
Toyospearo's was the other. I think if you can keep it above water...lol...it will last a very long time for ya. You could always frame swap if you ever come across one too. My 87 had some minor frame work done. And a new front clip too. Makes me love her even more. You got blood, sweat and tears in that yota. You are soul bonded now.

 

lol I heard that... I already got a frame

It just needs a SA under it

 

We'll the ole 93 went down the road today. I ended up getting $2,500.00 for it without the bed. My old boss bought it so he knows all about it. So this is the end if this build thread.

Be sure to check out the T100 build thread over in that section. That's my new project.

 

Sad to see it go.. Was a great read! Thank you!

 

Sad day. Sounds like she has a good home though.

 

Last pic I took of her

 

:-( that was a good looking truck, one of my favorite flatbed setups.