Hard parked in upstate WA

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Hai kara
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Location: Western Washington
Model: 1500/1600
Year: Low Windshield-64-67.5

Hard parked in upstate WA

Post by Hai kara »

Hello all,

I've surfed and browsed for quite some time, now officially saying hello.

I currently have a '67 1600 w/ hardtop.

Pro's: its all completely there minus a radiator and a driveshaft.

Con's: not running and no title, so I have to make an appt with the state patrol.
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Gregs672000
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Location: Tacoma, WA

Re: Hard parked in upstate WA

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Welcome! Driving season is rapidly approaching so I hope you're able get things resolved!
Greg Burrows
'67 2000 #588
Tacoma, WA
Toptech360
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Location: Bellingham, Washington

Re: Hard parked in upstate WA

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Welcome. I'm in Bellingham. A radiator and driveshaft should be fairly easy to source. There are alot of local people around if you need help.
Dan
1964 Datsun SPL310. The Datsun
1997 Toyota Tacoma LX 4wd. The Truck
2009 Subaru Forester XT.
2017 Toyota AWD Swagger Wagon.
Hai kara
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Location: Western Washington
Model: 1500/1600
Year: Low Windshield-64-67.5

Re: Hard parked in upstate WA

Post by Hai kara »

As much as I want to buy parts, the smart move is to wait for a clean title. I've heard of too many horror stories.

Also, I'm unsure of which direction to go with regards to engine & transmission. I have access to a napz 2.4... But that has its limitations.
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Gregs672000
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Re: Hard parked in upstate WA

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Many options for engines etc, really depends on what's important to you... let us know and we'll likely be able to give insights, pros and cons, costs, ease, etc. Here to help!
Greg Burrows
'67 2000 #588
Tacoma, WA
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