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He must still be around. His last activity was 1/6/18
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Joe the motor is CA smog AIR equipped but that's not called out on the SPID. Motor swap?
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Nice one Joe! Ya that frame date is a new one on me.
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What is the % of Long vs Short wheel base Highlander models ?
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My '72 BB 1/2 ton Highlander has smog also.
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Thanks Already Gone
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Not sure why, but my gut feeling (and that's all it is) is that it's much less than 10% for swb. I've only seen 3 or 4, but have seen a lot of highlanders. I'd be really interested in the C10 vs C20 stats (if there were any), - and I've also always thought that theres seem to be a strangely high proportion of C20 Custom Campers that had the package or trim.
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Reproduction Highlander Plaid seatcovers
Since I have been asked again about these, I decided to call Southwest Classics and update my threads. Per a very helpful gal, Thosha, They offer custom made specific covers in all four insert colors. As of today Pickups run $779 with the deletable scroll insert. They are not currently listed on their website! https://www.swclassics.com Phone: (682) 323-4812 Address: 2408 S. Cooper Street Arlington,TX 76015 Store Hours: Monday-Friday 9:00am-6:00pm Saturday: 9:00am-3:00pm |
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My brother just bought this super clean 1972 Highlander. This was an original new mexico truck and it is incredibly rust free. The previous owner bought it for the engine and parked it. My brother has a restored K20 chassis he is planning on swapping this body on. I know its not out of the ordinary but i thought it was a little odd seeing a Custom Deluxe Highlander with a manual trans and manual steering. Here are just a few pictures. The grill in the picture is just ratchet strapped on. Its not wrecked.
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Nice but we gotta see the seat! 👍
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"I know its not out of the ordinary but I thought it was a little odd seeing a Custom Deluxe Highlander with a manual trans and manual steering." Your right it does deviate from the normal Auto Trans and Power Steering that most Highlanders had but back then you could order a truck "A La Carte" with any combo of options. You could order a Cheyenne Super witha 250 6 cyl engine and no power steering or power brakess if that is what you wanted.
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Been told this is a Highlander, please any info would be great, has the white(parchment door panels and seat belt, no dash pad, no tilt, badges show super custom, thanks
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Looks to be , because of the spid saying green plaid
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No your right, spent 8 hours today trying to find drums, 6 hole 13” drums and 2 3/4 shoes up front...on a ‘72 3/4 ton??
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If it's 6 lug on the front only, well, who knows... ha. Odd thing to do and I'd recommend checking to see what lug (6 or 8) your spare is! Just so you know which tires to NOT get a flat on :) I'd want to know if the frame matches. If it does, then someone must've just swapped on 1/2 ton front suspension - again, a very odd thing to do. Do you have leafs in the back or coils? If coils, that's another clue it's a frame swap as the SPID calls out the rear leaf suspension that was on it when new. EDIT: Oh, and sorry, I was so focused on the lug # that I missed that you said DRUMS on front. So, no, 6 lug not correct for a 3/4, and drums not correct for a 72. If I had to guess - I'd be willing to be you have a 70 or older 1/2 ton frame and suspension. |
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Ok, updated info, spin shows leafs, truck has coils all the way around, shows to be 1972 3/4 ton with 6 hole drums all the way around.....
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good detective work - so, frame matches SPID - your truck even has the upper belt molding and looks like it never had lowers - as the SPID indicates - so body seems original and colors match. Fuel filler hole on the driver's side bed? The only conclusion I can think of is that the suspension was swapped out for some reason. I'd track down the previous owner and kick him in the bagettes. Ha, just kidding. You've got a real nice truck. Thinking of swapping back to 3/4 ton susp? I'd look to see evidence of the leaf hangers, etc - might find a donor on here easily or even locally. Or, if you're happy as is, no worries at all, like I said, very neat truck, drive it and enjoy!
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