Fuel cap??

I actually have two questions here. I have a 1994 Toyota p/u, 4 cylinder, basic dark green.
So, how do I find out if I have a T-100? It does not say anything in the owners manual about T-100. However, depending upon where I look for parts, in some publications I simply have a Toyota Pickup. And in others I have the T-100.
Would anyone happen to know when the T-100's were actually created. Do I have one?

Now...on to my current problem. I was an idiot and lost my fuel cap earlier this week. Went to Kragan and only found "Fram" fuel caps. The only reference guide available suggested model# "RG-825" for ALL Toyotas made in 1994. Does this sound correct? Nobody at the store had a clue.

So, I go online to Fram.com and they don't even acknowledge that they make fuel caps! I searched RG-825 on their site and it didn't exist! In fact, there are no mentions of fuel caps anywhere on the Fram site. But, I KNOW for a fact that RG-825 is made by Fram, and is called a "Fuel Cap" packaged in an orange package. I called the 800 number but they are closed for the weekend.

So, I searched Yahoo.com And I found exactly ZERO useful entries for FRAM RG-825.
Does anyone own a 1994 Toyota pickup. (Is this even a T-100 or not?) And would anyone either happen to know the model# of the cap or wher I could find someting online?

Thanks in advance.

John C
Union City, CA

The '94 T100s have a chrome "T100" on each door. The first T100s came out in '93.

You should be able to find a cap for yours. I put a locking cap on mine when it was new. I don't have any record of the part number, though.

For about $12 you can have the genuine part from Toyota. They should be able to eyeball the truck and tell you which model it is at the same time.