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Posted by Makelo
02/12/2008, 08:49pm
Thanks for the tips crazyvanman, I will keep you updated once I start removing the dash. With your knowledge, you can become a great asset to the van community, check out http://www.toyotavans.net and become a member :)
Posted by Makelo
02/04/2008, 02:23pm
How hard was the removal of the entire dashboard? How long did it take you? My air (hot / cool / AC) are not blowing & I suspect that I will need to change my blower motor
Let me know any tips
thanks
Let me know any tips
thanks
Posted by OverkillHarvill
02/02/2008, 01:18am
All these great looking vans.Do you guys know a good place for parts? I am looking for the steering middle arm [or link] for my 1985 Toyota van. I already have a new idler and pitman arms. But no one seems to know what I am talking about. All the wrecking yards here in my part of Texas have crushed all their old vans. If anyone knows a wrecking yard or a hard to find parts place that would handle it please E-mail me at OverkillHarvill@Gmail.com
Posted by eshiwanov
11/01/2007, 03:23pm
I could have never done that rebuild!! Hat's off to you. When I had my '89 4wd van tranny rebuilt, the guy who did it had been working on transmissions since high school (he's probably in his mid-forties now). He put in additional syncros and changed the spline to the later versions not seen on our body style. Bottom line, I got almost 2 mile per gallon better milage after he was through with it. Big favor--in your hunting around for van parts, if you see any chromed steel wheels (no spokes) for my 4wd van, please let me know. Thanks!
Posted by sasktrini
08/18/2007, 02:36pm
I like turning wrenches, but I give you credit for diggin'into your tranny! Please visit and join the CarDomain Vanners Group at http://groups.cardomain.com/groups/13090/pages/13578 where Old School and Newbie Vanners can share customizing ideas, history and culture, promote their rides and events, AND hopefully as the group grows will attract some manufacturers and retailers best suited to serve up some vanner products. It's easy to find stuff for cars and trucks, so let's let the world know that VANS need love, too.
Posted by papitohead
04/21/2007, 11:10pm
A beauty. I just picked up an 1986 to restore. Body is in nice shape with little bodywork needed, but the inside is horrible. Also needs a comple wiring job. The engine is super. I hope to get it looking half as good as yours and I will be happy.
Posted by BubsVanagon
04/30/2006, 04:51pm
Very nice shape for the old van! I almost bought one as a first car, but I wound up buying a VW Vanagon. Someday I will get one of these. Keep up the good work!
Posted by BCintrepid
10/12/2005, 05:40pm
nice shape for a west coast toyota, and the R22's are one of the nicer engines to have.
Posted by kendall_peter
09/01/2005, 10:42am
Nice ride...check out mine and tell em what you think.Nice.
Posted by townace
09/01/2005, 04:46am
Hey Mike, Nice ride any other problems? Just wanted to know what to look out for if mine starts acting funny. Toyota vans are cool huh.
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