This makes me want to buy this http://cgi.ebay.com.au/1976-Toyota-C...item4a9d94549a
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Stints and I checked that wagon out, it's about 5 mins from me. Looks in good nick but would pay to get it up in the air and have a good look. It's at Doonan servo.
Begging for a 1UZ.David Fraser - Automotive Historian!
Originally posted by bigmuzYou can't polish a turd but you can put 600hp in it and laugh your fucking arse off coming past someone sideways at Powercruise.
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Dragged the crown out of the carport, where it's been since christmas, and back in the shed. Decided to do some more wiring on it. It's wiring, and it's mostly hidden so there is fark all show and tell value in it but I did wire the Autometers up so here's a pic.

Wired up the thermos, relayed the headlights, wired the gauges and rewired the power supply to the car with a proper 60A fuse. Still a couple more things to do but a good chunk done all the same. I reread the entire thread to remind myself how much work I'd done already and that I should pull my finger out and continue. Seemed to work.
There's a logjam of dirty old toyotas with new engines in my shed atm.
David Fraser - Automotive Historian!
Originally posted by bigmuzYou can't polish a turd but you can put 600hp in it and laugh your fucking arse off coming past someone sideways at Powercruise.
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Is that still an M series engine (3m,5m,etc) that I assume these had from the factory? And is that a custom rocker cover? Looks the biz.Originally posted by Dimi80mm of penetration isn't bad, i wish i had that much.Originally posted by schnitzelburgerMy entire working career pretty much consists of suckin dick and takin names.
Sometimes im too busy to take names.
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i never knew that Noosa was actually part of Toowoomba - the locals like the Crown so much they used it to promote their own facebook site.
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