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Old 03-01-2003, 12:01 PM
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I bought her last weekend. 1989 TII for $2,500 with 84k miles. The body is in great shape absolutely no rust and the chassis is rust free too. I bought it with a blown motor in central Iowa. I towed her home with a Uhaul trailer behind my friends 4runner. On the way back the ******* automatic tranny overheated. It was leaking fluid so a farmer was nice enough to give me a ride into town and I bought a case of ATF. We were able to make it home then (200 miles) without any problem going 40 miles per hour!!!!! Anywho... I immediately started to work on it and this is how far i got on it.
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the engine with the motor removed sorry but i took these pictures late in the day
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the paint on the rims aren't very good so this is the start of repainting them My trans tech teacher is cool enough to let me use the lab whenever i have free time and they have a sand blaster so it really helps cut time and give it a nice finish.
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Theres one way to hold the tranny up....lol



Looks nice, get som edaytime pics.
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Rims look much better in white.
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Cool, how much gas did you burn through on the way home?
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It was like $130 there and back. I could have had another friend drive down there with me in his flatbed truck but i woiuld have had to have waited another week. I couldn't wait any long so i just rented a trailer. It cost like $250 with everything (trailer, gas, ATF, etc.).
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cool, lookin good.



i'm gonna have to stop by sometime and check out the progress
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nice...
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Great car. THe rims look good. Getting a rebuild? jspec? ore remanufactured?
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