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LouB
Reputation
150
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caligirl
Reputation
120
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lightGear
Reputation
90
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Toyota Pickup Model Overview
Used Toyota Pickup
Toyota Pickup Questions
I Need 4 9mm 1.25" Bolts For The Manifold On A 1987 Toyota Pickup. I Can't ...
My son is looking to repair his truck and we can't find anywhere that has 9mm bolts that go to the manifold. I know the truck is old but he loves it. The bolts are 1.25 and I need 4 of them. can you h...
I Have A 89 Toyota Pickup That The Ac Pump Doesnt Engage At Idle But Kicks ...
1966 Toyota Stout
i have this truck with a junk carburater, i have looked around and cannot find a carb or a rebuild kit. do you know were i could get one or the other or what will interchage? thank you
Wiring Color Code For Stereo/radio ...this Is Not A Standard Color Wiring S...
I have a 84 toyota 2 wd truck. I do not have a clue what the color code for the radio is. I can easily figure out the speaker wires, but I do not know which one is the power constant, power intermit...
Buying An 87 Toyota Pickup With A 22r 4 Cyl What Would It Take To Turbo Rea...
Just bought an 1987 One ton toyota 5speed man trans 4 cyl 22R need to know how to go about turboing this truck looking to safely run 15lbs all day one 93 octain. thanks for any help i can get. o and t...
Older Toyota Pickup
About the Toyota Pickup
The Toyota Pickup started life as the Toyota Stout in 1964. Aptly named, the unusual-looking truck was not a big seller and was soon replaced by the Toyota Hi-Lux in 1969. In 1984, the Hi-Lux was renamed to simply the Pickup.
The Toyota Pickup was one of the first vehicles to be built at Toyota's NUMMI plant, its first U.S. manufacturing facility, which was formed as a joint venture with G.M. to try to avoid some of the new tariffs applied to import vehicles.
In 1984, the Toyota Pickup introduced the Xtracab, a second row of seats. The Xtracab was just a hint of the many configurations Toyota compact trucks would be available as in the future.
In 1995, the Pickup was replaced by the Toyota Tacoma in an effort to better compete with American-made pickups.