1967 Toyota Stout

[cdmweldfab]

Just thought some of you might like to see some more detail on the build of this truck. Here's a link to my cite with too many pictures of the build process.

http://www.cdmweldfab.com/1967-toyota-stout.html

Thanks for checking it out!

[Belvader]

you are my hero

[F31Dingus]

Found this for sale in Snohomish.

[mtm_motors]

Love to see it getting used! (and looking great doing so) Details on the bike?

[aLaFleur]

Looks killer

[dc_style]

Took her out to the local car and cafe racer show this past weekend, drives PERFECT

[floatingdino]

Wut r u doing in ur head?

shhhh I know what I'm doing

[Lukey]

this is fucking rad!

[aLaFleur]

looking fresh! any plans to tackle to reverse rake?

Not sure yet. What are some solutions?

Mostly likely just need to z the frame up front to allow it to lay flat.

I dunno, something to do with how the bed is mounted? Maybe you'd have to do a new tray to truly tackle the rake, if you want it to sit flush all around

Wut r u doing in ur head?

[SnazzyQ]

Put a 2jz in it feg.

[floatingdino]

Not sure yet. What are some solutions?

I dunno, something to do with how the bed is mounted? Maybe you'd have to do a new tray to truly tackle the rake, if you want it to sit flush all around

[dc_style]

Not sure yet. What are some solutions?

[floatingdino]

looking fresh! any plans to tackle to reverse rake?

[dc_style]

She's almost done!

[floatingdino]

I totally hear ya, the Cragars were a good option to get it on the road. Down the road you best believe I'll have some wheels. Anyone have some suggestions? I have been considering a Shakotan style wheel.

Just trawl through Yahoo Japan in the size and PCD you want and pick the ones which you think are cool. My pick would probably be SSR Mk.1 or Mk.3.