if i'm not mistaken, the bolt pattern for that particular model is 4x114.3
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The bolt pattern is 4x114.3, Konig rewind's are a common cheap rim (they actually look good), but I don't know if they have them in 15's
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jcwhitney.com has carpet and dashpads, I know you can find a cheaper place though.
jcwhitney.com has carpet and dashpads, I know you can find a cheaper place though.
Thanks. I checked jcwhitney out last night and its $169-200 for a kit that covers to the back seat. Not the cargo area. New pads are around 70-120. I want to redo the interior in black and repaint the outside of the car a light Sunbelt Green.The bolt pattern is 4x114.3, Konig rewind's are a common cheap rim (they actually look good), but I don't know if they have them in 15's
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jcwhitney.com has carpet and dashpads, I know you can find a cheaper place though.
The koing rims look very good. I will check some out.
My seats in my te72 have seperate headrests. You may want to get some seat covers like that if they have headrests. It will look better (I got the whole seat covers lol)
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Cool. The ones that I am buying are cheep and will get me by till I get the seats redone.My seats in my te72 have seperate headrests. You may want to get some seat covers like that if they have headrests. It will look better (I got the whole seat covers lol)
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It looks like I will be painting her this weekend/first of next week. 
It will take 3 to 5 weeks to get carpet. So far I am having a bitch of a time finding a new/used rear pass side turn signal cover. Can I use a differnt year models turn signal cover?
It will take 3 to 5 weeks to get carpet. So far I am having a bitch of a time finding a new/used rear pass side turn signal cover. Can I use a differnt year models turn signal cover?
Great! Post up pics if you can!It looks like I will be painting her this weekend/first of next week.
I have a pair, but I don't think they will fit the wagon.
Yeah, the big ones are nasty.
Check this thread out: http://toyota3tc.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=16176
It gives you more or less an idea how to get these bumpers on your te72.
(I am "Seamless" btw)
That is slick looking. I just dont think it would look good on a wagon.Yeah, the big ones are nasty.
Check this thread out: http://toyota3tc.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=16176
It gives you more or less an idea how to get these bumpers on your te72.
(I am "Seamless" btw)
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Thansk Seamless.
Kidte27 is right. The bumpers can be found new on various websites. Also check out
http://shop.carbodyparts.net/search...720&year=1980&part_type=bumpers&part_subtype=
The bumper will need to be shortened on both ends. An angle grinder will work perfectly. Even a hacksaw will work since the bumber is only stamped steel. I'd recomend an angle grinder since they only cost less than $20 new. Drill new holes to mount the end caps and you are almost done. You will have to fab up some mounting brackets.
Good luck on the lips. No longer produced but they do show up everynow and then. Creativity is the name of the game when it coms to these old cars. Some vendors still sock some new olds stock accessories for classic imports. You may be abble to modify part intended for other makes, work on you car.
http://www.classicgarage.com/vesstylformi.htm
This has me thinking.
I buy the bumper for the 720 and shorten it. Fab up some brackets. Hmmmmm.
Some friends are trying to talk me into dropping the 4x4 out of a pathfinder in the corolla. And tube bumpers with a safari rack on top.
Does the 720 bumper come with the plastic or will I have to fab/find something that will work?
Kidte27 is right. The bumpers can be found new on various websites. Also check out
http://shop.carbodyparts.net/search...720&year=1980&part_type=bumpers&part_subtype=
The bumper will need to be shortened on both ends. An angle grinder will work perfectly. Even a hacksaw will work since the bumber is only stamped steel. I'd recomend an angle grinder since they only cost less than $20 new. Drill new holes to mount the end caps and you are almost done. You will have to fab up some mounting brackets.
Good luck on the lips. No longer produced but they do show up everynow and then. Creativity is the name of the game when it coms to these old cars. Some vendors still sock some new olds stock accessories for classic imports. You may be abble to modify part intended for other makes, work on you car.
http://www.classicgarage.com/vesstylformi.htm
This has me thinking.
I buy the bumper for the 720 and shorten it. Fab up some brackets. Hmmmmm.
Some friends are trying to talk me into dropping the 4x4 out of a pathfinder in the corolla. And tube bumpers with a safari rack on top.
Does the 720 bumper come with the plastic or will I have to fab/find something that will work?
Damn so close!
I will be painting Saturday! It looks like the interior will be done in about three weeks. Exterior by Tuesday of next week. (Minus the signal cover) I can get a brand spanking new cover for 147.00 from toyota but that is to high)
I still have not picked out any rims that I like. So I will sandblast the old 13s and keep then for a wile.
I will be painting Saturday! It looks like the interior will be done in about three weeks.
Exterior by Tuesday of next week. (Minus the signal cover) I can get a brand spanking new cover for 147.00 from toyota but that is to high)I still have not picked out any rims that I like. So I will sandblast the old 13s and keep then for a wile.
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