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    1976 toyota stout rk101

    If you can figure out how to do front disc brakes and a ADR 10 approved steering column then you can put whatever engine you can shoehorn in, but...
    Post by: whysmee, Jul 17, 2014 in forum: Introduce Yourself
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    Sorry I don't actually have access to it now as it is on my parents farm and is currently caught...

    Sorry I don't actually have access to it now as it is on my parents farm and is currently caught up in their divorce, try toymods australia forums...
    Profile Post by whysmee for Antonw27, Jun 23, 2014
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    1976 toyota stout rk101

    Not required to have heaters by law but must have de mister, so the heater unit is needed for the fan and ducting.
    Post by: whysmee, Jun 13, 2014 in forum: Introduce Yourself
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    Toyota crew cab dually where are they built?

    [IMG]The Uhaul models on parts lists are factory long wheel base with a few different wheel base lengths, after all the issues with the earlier...
    Post by: whysmee, Jun 11, 2014 in forum: Off Topic
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    1967 Toyota Stout Restore

    If you are a Facebook person look at the fpeoplep toyota toyopet stout group I am sure there has been a post about such edit possibly it was...
    Post by: whysmee, Jun 4, 2014 in forum: Pre-1975 Build-Up/Project Threads
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    1967 Toyota Stout Restore

    Most parts on the stout are common if you know what else has them except body parts and brake components, the clutch and brake master cylinders...
    Post by: whysmee, Jun 3, 2014 in forum: Pre-1975 Build-Up/Project Threads
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    1967 Toyota Stout Restore

    I am in Australia so I would not be able to inform you on coolants in the US and with the fibre timing gears toyota originally gave on the 3r and...
    Post by: whysmee, Jun 2, 2014 in forum: Pre-1975 Build-Up/Project Threads
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    1967 Toyota Stout Restore

    The downfalls of the 3r were fibre timing gears that were prone to fail, but they are available in replacement metal version. The other is the...
    Post by: whysmee, May 30, 2014 in forum: Pre-1975 Build-Up/Project Threads
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    engine swap

    Many of the early toyota crowns in Australia that had M engines had them removed replaced by holden red straight six, as the M's were a...
    Post by: whysmee, May 5, 2014 in forum: Engine/Drivetrain
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    66 Toyota stout build

    [IMG] if I lived in the states I would go this option "toyota u haul" official model title, I am not a fan of four wheel drive vehicles and on...
    Post by: whysmee, Apr 28, 2014 in forum: Pre-1975 Build-Up/Project Threads
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    stout drawings

    Toyota Stout 04 | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
    Post by: whysmee, Mar 4, 2014 in forum: Exterior/Body
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    junk yard rescue

    The stout has an E series rear axle in 4.88 ratio, the E series centre/pumpkin is interchangeable with hilux G series but as the G series axles...
    Post by: whysmee, Feb 11, 2014 in forum: Engine/Drivetrain
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    Part number? Brakes

    Is it possible to get scans of any and everything on the stouts done from the dealership catalog, as heaps chase such information
    Post by: whysmee, Jan 31, 2014 in forum: Suspension/Chassis
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    junk yard rescue

    Be mindful that only early R series engines bolt to the stout's R40 transmission, the later OHC R series engines have a completely different bell...
    Post by: whysmee, Jan 22, 2014 in forum: Engine/Drivetrain
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    1976 toyota stout rk101

    There is no official parts lits for the stout pre 1979 and RK110, some places however in Australia still use thiess toyota reference data such as...
    Post by: whysmee, Jan 8, 2014 in forum: Introduce Yourself