Craig1902

I kinda like my TD27 so havent looked into it yet but if you do rip it out and decide to turn it into parts please let me know (spares are always helpful lol)

Aside from thee lack of decent net your a lucky SOB living there, wish I could do the same but health problems prevent it

and welcome to NPORA

I've got the coin holder too, although its a smoke holder for me lol

Don't think there is any other difference, although mine is a JDM imported terrano (wanted the td27 wd21) so couldn't tell you for sure

front of the WD21 doesn't need spacers, just crank your T-bars up to match re-iindex them if you can be bothered as well, new ones are preferable but not needed, just don't crank them up to far but all thats been covered in other threads so I wont go on about it

Hi all As my terrano is a grey import the VIN is a small number manufacturer number and is useless can anyone decode the original JDM chasis and model numbers for me

That's because we have to be nice to each other, how else are we going to get someone to snatch/winch us out of the mud

Hey all, brissy with a '92 terrano td27

and just as importantly plastidip will also protect my rust from getting knocked off on trail runs

New grill from JY put on, old one was missing a few attachment points, and removed old (not working) thermos that were only still on because of laziness, job was a bit of a PITA as I really didn't want to remove the bull bar but at least it's done now

Love the Plastidip job, might have to look into it myself

Fitted new front shocks, tomorrow is towbar install day, picked one up from the yard for $150, its class 4 (50x50mm hitch) and would have been almost $800 new so cant complain. Also picked up new front grill as mine is missing a few mounting point (has 2 left lol) and some rear seat headrests, were missingwhen i got her. Final job for tomorrow is new headlight globes.

Shocks are done and no spare parts or bouncing after goiing over bumps now

Doing my front shocks tomorrow so great post as it'll stop me from doing the same thing

Disassembled swing bar and cleaned out all the rust and gunk from the hinges, reassembles it and greased it up so now instead of having to (almost) use a crowbar to open it can do it with 1 finger Tomorrow gettin new tyres so will almost be ready to take her offroad

Nice truck and welcome to NPORA, fairly new myself but already found a lot of usefull info here

Finally got around to rewiring rear speakers, hadn't had them working for about 2 months and had forgoten what they sounded like

Hi all I'm new forum and pathys, converted from the dark side (had a hilux previously) I'm in Brisbane, Australia