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What is for sale is my 2006 project.
This was originally an 83 toyota 4x4 long bed.
Now it is an 83 toyota cab, front clip, and frame reinforced. Front axle moved foreward 8" along with the rear axle. It has a rear mounted radiator out of an f250 and an electric fan. It also has a polished aluminum dual battery box currently only housing one battery, and the other space is for tools/storage. There is also a polished aluminum 10 gal fuel cell. Hi Lift Jack mounted on the back along with 2" receivers front and back for tow hooks.
Interior:
Tachometer, fuel level guage, Temp guage and oil pressure gague. Push button starter, with 4 airplane style safety toggles controling ignition, fan, and 2 extra for lights or winch. Quick release steering wheel. 2004 ford ranger seats.
The engine:
is a 350 chevy with shorty headers, 2" y pipes to a single 3" muffler/pipe. High and tight and outta sight. Very good breather but still a little quiet. The engine is stock along with the carberator. Also there is a brand new starter.
The Transmission/t-case:
The trans is a Turbo 350 with a lokar flexible dipstick. Married to the indestructable NP205. it also has 1/2 ton drive shafts that have gave me no problems.
The axles:
The front is a dana 44 with 8 lug swap, and the rear is a dana 60 with welded diff, and nice bash guard. Both axles have disk brakes, and an abundance of braided flexible brake line. The rear disk setup was a swap that uses the eldorado calipers so you can set up a parking brake. I have not did that yet.
The Suspension:
The shocks are rancho with 16" of travel, and the coil springs are from a jeep 8" lift for the xj. This gives the truck a full 16" of travel front and rear. The front is a 4 link setup, and pan hard. The rear is a triangulated 3 link. Everything fits nicely and works smoothly.
Steering:
This is a full hydraulic steering setup w/ single ended ram, and a quick release steering wheel. 3.5 turns lock to lock.
Rims/Tires:
On the truck is 4 H1 dual beadlocks with brand new 36" Wrangler Military oz tires. The center spacers of the beadlocks were cut down giving maximum clearance. There also were new usa 6x6 center plates to fix the offset issues. I also have a matching spare 36" wrangler military tire with 90%+ tread on 8 lug steel wheel. if you so happen to slice a tire deep in the woods but don't want your day to end.

This truck has been a labor of love made over the last 2 years and finished early 2006. I have spent around $8000 and many man hours to get her where she is today. It ran great this year with no problems. Now with winter coming along with my off season I must get rid of the toyota. There are many new parts and I forsee no problems coming with the truck. My loss is your gain.

$5000/obo Or willing to entertain partial trades. Motorcycle, snowmobile, street legal 4x4's etc. plus $$$$.
Thanks for your time. This vehicle is located in Central MN, but delivery could be arranged for extra cash.

This message has been edited. Last edited by: RYAN HARTWIG,

Hi my name is Jeremy and Im interested in your yota. I was wondering if you still have it for one and you said that you would think about street legal 4x4s for a trade. I have a 98 explorer sport, 2 door 5 speed with 121k that I would be willing to trade to you plus some extra cash if you are interested. I was also wondering why you are selling it and is it a complete project or does it need some work?? Im located in upstate NY so it would be a pretty good drive, but it might be worth it for a truck that looks as good as this one.

Thanks for your time,
Jeremy

I have a '79 F100 4wd all finished and ready if you are still looking to trade

Yes I still have the truck, and It is ready too go. Please send me some pics of the explorer, and the f100. Thanks Ryan

Hey I was wondering if I could get your email to send some pics of the explorer.

Thanks
Jeremy

This trucks is still for sale. Buyer backed out. Since the first post I have upgraded the brakes and put some new springs in the rear. Works amazing. I have also lowered the price to $5K Thanks Ryan