junkyard fun *luckybrew parts*

thinkin of that guage cluster w/ tha tach. and that little pod under the a/c vent would be cool for psi guages. i already $50 in the hole to you though... lol. if its not a fortune, go ahead and get the guage cluster and guage pod. call me tomorrow when ya go - lucky = 615 554 0241

gauge clusters are 16.50. they would probably consider the lower one a cluster as well.

ah hell, its not that important... knowing me, mine will be digital by the end of the build anyway.

k. ill check again in a bit

Kickpanels?

yeah. still want them? ill check on them.

tom, do you mean the outer black part that covers the gauges as a filler in the cluster? the last part before the clear cover? if so, i have a spare sr5 cluster and an intact 92 3 gauge cluster.

went today:
82 was still there. console is gone. lower gauge panel is gone. main cluster was removed, but still there. good shape. i didnt get it, because i didnt know for sure if anybody wanted it. i stashed it in the bed under a bunch of shit though, and will go back tomorrow if anybody does want it. its the sr5 with tach. see above pictures. seth, dash pad was cracked in a few spots and the kicks were missing part of the edge that rolls into the carpet on both sides. didnt inspect much beyond that.

lots of 720s. im not sure exactly what you meant by tensioner pulley, but alot had the front of the motor still all put together. i noticed some had engines with 4 plugs, and some had 8. 2 spark plugs for each cylinder, 1 on each side of the head. i got a shot of that setup if anybody cares.

also saw an 86 mazda pickup that had an 8 track player in it from the factory. had an analog eq, like a 7 band. looked pretty swanky. dunno if it works, but looked in awesome shape. i didnt get it, but if anybody wants it for any reason, again...ill go back real quick tomorrow. i have a picture of that too.

last thing, they had a datsun 620/bulletside. had a real good shape grille. greyish silver with black edges. 4 round headlight style.

let me know if anybody wants this shit.

how difficult would it be to hook that tach up in my truck? (mine never had a tach)

knowing toyota, it might be prewired to just be a plug and play swap. if not, it should just be a few wires to run to the coil and ground. a stand alone tach has 4 wires typically. ground, light power, tach feed, and negative coil. something like that. you already have the light from the unit.