My first yota 91 single cab
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My first yota 91 single cab
Well this is my new to me yota Cant wait to start driving this thing and wheeling it. Iv only ever had jeeps (prolly get bashed but hey come at me) This yota prolly looks beat to ˟˟˟˟ to most but i love it, it just fits me.
No idea where ima take this build but we shall see.
Some info on the truck. I paid $700 for it, its a 1991 single cab long bed 5 speed with 3.slow engine. Its been siting since 2017. So in 2015 (about 2500 miles before it was parked) I have paperwork showing the dealer fixed headgaskets and steering rods as part of a recall. The PO also paid to have a water pump timing belt plugs and wires installed also at the dealer. Only 2500 miles after that it developed a no start condition and has been siting since. Now she is mine to bring back to life!
No idea where ima take this build but we shall see.
Some info on the truck. I paid $700 for it, its a 1991 single cab long bed 5 speed with 3.slow engine. Its been siting since 2017. So in 2015 (about 2500 miles before it was parked) I have paperwork showing the dealer fixed headgaskets and steering rods as part of a recall. The PO also paid to have a water pump timing belt plugs and wires installed also at the dealer. Only 2500 miles after that it developed a no start condition and has been siting since. Now she is mine to bring back to life!
Last edited by Dom91; 06-17-2019 at 10:08 AM.
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So after fighting a no spark issue I have traced it to the MAF sensor. Was able to source a very nice replacement for $20 from a local off-road club.
In with the new...
Out with the old....
In with the new...
Out with the old....
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Well got her running really good and cleaned the hell out of the suspension and frame. Spent a hour cleaning dirt and rat nest out of the frame... Beds all pulled off ready to be sand blasted and primed. Unfortunately my local shop is booked out 2 weeks.. give me time to work on other things with the truck tho
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Ok tore interior apart today! My plans are to use that anti fatigue Matt from harbor freight on the floor board what's all of your opinion's?
Also I have no idea how to reupholster the doors any input?
Also I have no idea how to reupholster the doors any input?
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A real 'diamond in the rough' there for $700! I don't see any real rust there at all, the frame and body on that thing are SOLID! Not sure where you're located but up here in Eastern Canada that thing would be worth some $$ to a Toyota enthusiast.
Congratulations and great work!
Congratulations and great work!
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A real 'diamond in the rough' there for $700! I don't see any real rust there at all, the frame and body on that thing are SOLID! Not sure where you're located but up here in Eastern Canada that thing would be worth some $$ to a Toyota enthusiast.
Congratulations and great work!
Congratulations and great work!
#16
I've got the same 91 truck. The interior of the doors are nothing special as you can probably see. They seem to be just a thin piece of particle board. You might be able to recreate something cheap and easy out of similar particle board and some vinyl. If you can't find anything decent in a scrapyard.
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I've got the same 91 truck. The interior of the doors are nothing special as you can probably see. They seem to be just a thin piece of particle board. You might be able to recreate something cheap and easy out of similar particle board and some vinyl. If you can't find anything decent in a scrapyard.
My concern is the top where it rounds and blends into the window trim