i have a 91 toyota corolla all trac wagon and im in need of a fender, headlamp and side marker and i was wondering if i can get them off of a regular corolla or corolla wagon from the same yr? its hard tryin to find these all tracs in the junk yard. i was looking at rockauto.com they show the headlamp assembly and fender as the same part number as the all trac and corolla. thanks
91 corolla all trac wagon fender, hood, headlamp and side marker
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thanks for the reply! i did look at collision places that sells new fenders and headlamps. fender was 85 and the headlight was 65 so that isnt really bad but if i can find a used one cheaper i will go with that.
I got all excited then I realized you're in California! =\
I need a new headlight.
I need a new headlight.
Yes!
Fenders are the same - from wagon and liftback. Not sedan or hatchback!
Should fit from any 88-92 wagon/liftback - All Trac or not.
Headlamps are all the same and so are the sidemarker (I assume you mean the orange one). The blinkers must be from a wagon/liftback too.
But the hood is a All Trac specific part!
Fenders are the same - from wagon and liftback. Not sedan or hatchback!
Should fit from any 88-92 wagon/liftback - All Trac or not.
Headlamps are all the same and so are the sidemarker (I assume you mean the orange one). The blinkers must be from a wagon/liftback too.
But the hood is a All Trac specific part!
nizzehult is partially very wrong.
Fenders could be the same - I personally don't know. I bet they bolt on but don't look right, thats again, a personal guess as I didn't try to do this.
Headlamps are NOT the same (unless you mean the bulb?) take it from me, I know, I have some normal corolla wagon headlights sitting in my garage right now that do not fit my All Trac wagon.
Side Marker - NOT the same. One curves up, one curves down, can't even make them look good if you tried -- Again, I have some in my garage, no fit.
Signal/Blinkers - YES, they are the same on a normal wagon as on the All Trac!! =D
Fenders could be the same - I personally don't know. I bet they bolt on but don't look right, thats again, a personal guess as I didn't try to do this.
Headlamps are NOT the same (unless you mean the bulb?) take it from me, I know, I have some normal corolla wagon headlights sitting in my garage right now that do not fit my All Trac wagon.
Side Marker - NOT the same. One curves up, one curves down, can't even make them look good if you tried -- Again, I have some in my garage, no fit.
Signal/Blinkers - YES, they are the same on a normal wagon as on the All Trac!! =D
Fenders ARE the same! If you have a wagon or liftback. At least here in europe. I have a AE95 myself and swapped both fenders this summer, came from a liftback. Just bolt on.
Same with headlights, I changed both from a liftback. NP. Could be an european thing.
I don't know wether the side marker is the lights sitting next to the headlight, or if is the orange lights in the middle of the fender. If it is the first alternative: yes as you say: one curves down, one curves down. Sedan/hatchback curves down, wagon/hatchback curves up. And same curves = interchangable.
Same with headlights, I changed both from a liftback. NP. Could be an european thing.
I don't know wether the side marker is the lights sitting next to the headlight, or if is the orange lights in the middle of the fender. If it is the first alternative: yes as you say: one curves down, one curves down. Sedan/hatchback curves down, wagon/hatchback curves up. And same curves = interchangable.
Fenders here in North America have a different press from the AE95 to AE92, but they will bolt on.
Apologies nizzehult, I wasn't aware you were talking about Europe. My knowledge is only referring to North American cars. I drive an AE95 Corolla that was made for the Japanese market, but I'm in Canada.
Side marker is the one next to the headlight. Unfortunately we don't get a light in the middle of the fender, but I wish we did! I might add one to my car one of these days and make it blink with my turning signals. =D
Apologies nizzehult, I wasn't aware you were talking about Europe. My knowledge is only referring to North American cars. I drive an AE95 Corolla that was made for the Japanese market, but I'm in Canada.
Side marker is the one next to the headlight. Unfortunately we don't get a light in the middle of the fender, but I wish we did! I might add one to my car one of these days and make it blink with my turning signals. =D
What collision places were these? Maby they will ship stuff across the states? Im looking for the same parts still 2 years after smashing the face of my alltrac. Im using a regular corolla hood and headlights but it doesnt look right. Used some grating for a custom grill. I have two sidemarker lights now but the part they mount to is still bent up so the screws cant go into the plastic screwholder things, thinking maby getting some wire to hang it snugly in somehow. Ill have to compare the alltrac fenders to regular corollas where they meet at the door to see if they will match so I can swap them, not alot of hope left for that though.
I know that there is at least one of those cars at ToyzUnlimited, and if my memory serves me right the front end is all there.
Go to their web site, < toyzUnlimited.com > there is a contact button there, e-mail them and see if they have the parts you need.
I was there yesterday, had I read this thread before, I could have checked for you, sorry.
Go to their web site, < toyzUnlimited.com > there is a contact button there, e-mail them and see if they have the parts you need.
I was there yesterday, had I read this thread before, I could have checked for you, sorry.
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I've got spare headlights here if anyone is looking. Also know of 5 cars in "local" yards.
The Cautionary Tale of Numero Cinco
I just wanted to bump this so no one else gets left with useless parts for their All-Trac wagon.
A FWD sedan/wagon's headlight, while they *look* like an All-Trac headlight, are definitely NOT for an All-Trac/4WD wagon. (All-Trac sedans seem to share all FWD sedan body / exterior parts.) I've learned a lesson or two from this, mostly that you should always, always, ALWAYS ask for part numbers and pictures of anything you buy online. Not necessarily about trust, though there is that problem too, but also to make sure you're getting the right parts. So below are some comparison pics of my OEM light that desperately needs replacing, and the FWD sedan/wagon headlight that I now have to hope I can sell off and get my money back. (It was bought from a forum member on another forum.) From the little research I've done in the past few days, it seems that the headlights for the All-Trac wagons are only available from donor (junked) wagons or the dealership. And they're about $125 new EACH from the dealer! :ugh3:
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And some pics of how the FWD bracket will not line up to the All-Trac body:
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I just wanted to bump this so no one else gets left with useless parts for their All-Trac wagon.
A FWD sedan/wagon's headlight, while they *look* like an All-Trac headlight, are definitely NOT for an All-Trac/4WD wagon. (All-Trac sedans seem to share all FWD sedan body / exterior parts.) I've learned a lesson or two from this, mostly that you should always, always, ALWAYS ask for part numbers and pictures of anything you buy online. Not necessarily about trust, though there is that problem too, but also to make sure you're getting the right parts. So below are some comparison pics of my OEM light that desperately needs replacing, and the FWD sedan/wagon headlight that I now have to hope I can sell off and get my money back. (It was bought from a forum member on another forum.) From the little research I've done in the past few days, it seems that the headlights for the All-Trac wagons are only available from donor (junked) wagons or the dealership. And they're about $125 new EACH from the dealer! :ugh3:
And some pics of how the FWD bracket will not line up to the All-Trac body:
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