Hey Everyone
Posted: April 25th, 2008, 7:15 am
New guy here (no, really, not a guy from the old board that just found this one). I am finally the proud restorer of a '77 GT Liftback that was originally True Yellow but has gone through a couple of personality changes. It will be returning to its rightful self. I've thought about restoring one of these for a long time, it was my "dream" car back when I first started driving. But, alas, I could only afford a '72 Corona Deluxe purchased from a friend's mom who inherited it from her alcoholic uncle (only 30K miles after 8 years, plastic still on the seats, but that guy ran into EVERYTHING, including a liquor store that was not supposed to be a drive-thru).
I'm currently assembling the rebuilt motor, and I seem to have a few more vacuum hookups than the Haynes diagrams show. If anyone has a good diagram, let me know where to find it!
I'm a long time Toyota loyalist, here's the list of Toyota's I've owned:
'72 Corona Deluxe Sedan
'80 Celica Coupe (girlfriend's car, but mine to maintain)
'82 Tercel (yuck)
'92 Pickup (my first "new" Toyota)
'99 4Runner
'03 Matrix
'04 Tacoma PreRunner
'06 4Runner (wife's current car)
'06 Tundra Double Cab (my current DD)
Also had a '78 280Z for a bit, but it was a 4-seater and kind of sucked. And there was the car from hell, a '76 Lancia Beta. Neat car, not neat maintenance. Futile Italian Attempt at Transportation.
Anyway, glad I found this place, I'm sure I'll have more questions.
Cheers,
Beers
I'm currently assembling the rebuilt motor, and I seem to have a few more vacuum hookups than the Haynes diagrams show. If anyone has a good diagram, let me know where to find it!
I'm a long time Toyota loyalist, here's the list of Toyota's I've owned:
'72 Corona Deluxe Sedan
'80 Celica Coupe (girlfriend's car, but mine to maintain)
'82 Tercel (yuck)
'92 Pickup (my first "new" Toyota)
'99 4Runner
'03 Matrix
'04 Tacoma PreRunner
'06 4Runner (wife's current car)
'06 Tundra Double Cab (my current DD)
Also had a '78 280Z for a bit, but it was a 4-seater and kind of sucked. And there was the car from hell, a '76 Lancia Beta. Neat car, not neat maintenance. Futile Italian Attempt at Transportation.
Anyway, glad I found this place, I'm sure I'll have more questions.
Cheers,
Beers