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Old Dec 7, 2007 | 06:33 PM
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89-91 Toyota 4wd Trucks
Post pictures here of your 89-91 Toyota Pickup 4wd:
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Old Dec 7, 2007 | 07:39 PM
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why only 89-91? what about the rest of us with pickups?
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Guess he only likes the "old" style grill? Personally I prefer the 92-95 style, but I do have a 94 truck, well and an 87 beater.



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Old Dec 7, 2007 | 09:53 PM
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thats my yota 1991 its my baby for now

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Guess he only likes the "old" style grill? Personally I prefer the 92-95 style, but I do have a 94 truck, well and an 87 beater.



It looks like the truck is "leashed" to the tree like a big ole wild dog.....cool!
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Question: If I posted a pic of my '93 that has a custom grille would you know what year it was by something else or just that its a third gen?
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i like those grilles, they should have put them on the 91 Surf's!!!!!
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Old Dec 8, 2007 | 07:28 AM
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Toy89 let me know when you want to sell me that truck I have the same one but rusted to crap as I am in Canada. That thing looks brand new. Awsome.
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My 91



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It looks like the truck is "leashed" to the tree like a big ole wild dog.....cool!
Well it does get all anxious, and it has some mad separation anxiety since I spend more time with the 94 truck.
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my 91 - awaiting lift shackles.

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my 91 2wd conversion.... flexin on some old tires for a fitment test of shocks/shackles etc.


when i bought it...


before new springs, shocks, paint, grill....well basically everything
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Originally Posted by seafarinman
Guess he only likes the "old" style grill? Personally I prefer the 92-95 style, but I do have a 94 truck, well and an 87 beater.


what rear bumper is that? I want one
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Originally Posted by notanymore
why only 89-91? what about the rest of us with pickups?
You dont see too many of the 89-91 much, always see the 92-95 style..
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Here in the NW, you see them all, but as far as 3rd gens go, the 89-91 are the most common.

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You dont see too many of the 89-91 much, always see the 92-95 style..
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The bumpers and sliders are all from http://www.badlandbumpers.com Jeff is a great guy and his products stand up the abuse. I highly recommend them.

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what rear bumper is that? I want one
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mine and my buddies....lol i know wrong back ground for mine...and these are out by my buddies camp...so treadlighly safe




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