* Warning i like posting pictures haha *
Hi guys !
I'm on the forum since couple of years, i've own somes 86' in the past but they are all gone now.
Last year a friend of mine give me a call and told me that i absolutely need to go take a look in a scrapyard near my town. The next day when i show up in the yard.. wow a nice te72 Liftback ( 80', auto ) bone stock, with a lot of grease under it and a lot of extra parts stacked up in boxes in the car !
Couples of minutes later, it was on the towing, on the way home !! Haha
Then 2 or 3 months later, time have change, i bought a new house and i've lost the desire of making something with it... till i go to the 8/6 meet in Mississauga with my friend and its levin...![]()
So 2 weeks later the project begin !
The day i found her :
Damm nice keys !!! :P
Brand new filter !! ( DEC-87 50 000kms )
The place she sits t'ill i was completely set in my new house !!![]()
This is my ghetto garage jukebox, let this project begin now !!
Nahhh never parked under a fir... ( Without talking about all the pinuts shell flying around the garage the first time i've get the 3tc running )
around 1/8'' to 1/4'' thick...
I do some research on the car and to make it short, the car is parked in the same spot t'ill 88'. The mechanics guy who was owning it, has start her once a year, do a ''rustproofing'' treatment and get it back at the same spot. So one day he was sickened of being asked to sell the car and call the scrapyard...that day a friend a of mine see the car arrived there and call me !!![]()
So the game plan :
Throw out all the old stuff and replace it... but i aint touching the exterior cuz i really like the ''rotten banana!'' look!! :P The bad news in this plan is... i've learn bodywork at school but i'm really not a mechanics
Magic...
Then we start cleaning it to see what is under that 27 years old grease ...
Overall i'm really happy of what the car look like, so i'm looking to all possible swapp then i remember myself..even if i've own 12 or 13 different toyota, i've never had a 20v...
And when your'e patient the chance will smile you one day...so i've started to get parts and converted my te72 in a 86' !
solidifying the subframe, and new parts
and its continue...