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good to see some mkiii support!

also, the autometer gauges take the same 194 bulbs, so you can put in matching bulbs in your gauges if you have `em!

yes, they twist out, but the bulbs pull from the sockets. like the rear sidemarker bulbs. wedge type "peanut bulbs" (that`s what we call `em @ work). if you want a "blue-ish/white" , the 93 corolla clusters had light blue covers on them, but will run you $4-6 each from the dealer. i believe our...

bulb style 194

from what i have understood, it will have a v6, and some other option (probably v8) but the bigger/better of the 2 will be part of the lexus line. again, these are just rumors from here @ the dealership. i am almost willing to bet, the next "super sports car" from toyota will be a hybrid awd...

anyone seen this done? i have a friend toying w/ the idea of this set up. bryan

the cup was like,...$15 @ pepboys, and it is mounted w/ 2 screws, straight to the plastic. just test fit it w/ the gauge in it, mark it and use 2 "short" self tapping screws. i drilled pilot holes first, slightly smaller than the screws, so i wouldn`t crack the plastic. if you use screws that...

same here, autometer cup on the column...

mine had metal clip rings in it as well as the plastic

...if this is what you`re looking at, there is no vin.... model: ma70l-xxxxxxx c/tr/ac/tm: (color code) (trim code) (axle code) (transmission) example (042) (fd82) (g315) (r154) before dealers used "vin" #`s, you had to get these #`s for them to identify parts on...

are you sure you`re not reading the "model no." on the aluminum plate on the firewall?! all toyota`s had the info plate on the firewall until 89. all u.s destination models are "ma70-xxxxx"... you will also find your color code there and axle code etc.

wht did you use to fill in the strip on the mouldings? fiberflex, bumper filler???

looks good! is that yashar`s stuff (bomex parts) or original bomex? did you do that in your garage @ home!

you can remove your stock fan clutch, separate it, and buy 2 bottles of coupling silicone from the dealer, fill it back up, and ta-da...you`re set for no more than about $20. toyota part# 08816-03001.

here, it depends on the inspector. but when you work @ a daelership, MUCH easier!

Bryan Strom car:91 turbo color:black onyx mods:57trim , 550's, MAF-T, 2jz FFIM times: none yet

go test drive one. they`re actually pretty neat for a $17k car. personally, i`d go neon srt4 if i were to buy a fwd, or wrx. just an opinion.

...as "enraged" mentioned, get financing from your bank/credit union.....

no, @ scion there is no negotiation. "pure pricing". a concept similar to the old saturn "no haggle." we have like, 16, toyota/scion dealers here in the houston area. doesn`t matter where you go, same price. discounting is against scion "covenant" agreement. if they do, scion does not give them...