Vintage Toyota parts

[buggybuilder]

Anyone know where I can get new centers for Toyota wheels (circa 1995 ish)?
Mine are banged up and the tabs that slide behind the wheel are not in good shape.
Any help please. Maybe direct me to any online source that is reliable.
Thanks

[runfiverun]

95 is vintage?

[JonB_in_Glencoe]

I use fleabay for that type of stuff.
I did a quick search, right away, 4 different types popped up for 1995, depending on model and trim. I suspect there may be more.

[Norbrat]

95 is vintage?

Yeah, that's what I thought too!! :???:

My 'Cruiser is '97, and while I don't drive it every day now, it is still my "daily driver".

Only 200,000 miles on the clock and just getting run in!

Next year for its 20th birthday, I plan to buy it one of those "Classic, not Plastic" decals. :mrgreen:

[corbinace]

Vintage '95:cry:

I'm glad I don't have to drive one of those old beater '95s. My '96 Taco daily driver, is much better than that.

[marlin39a]

I had a vintage 1998 Tacoma that also needed those centers. Locked in an Ebay search and found them in a week.

[jonp]

Did you try JC Whitney? What do you mean by wheel centers? The Hubs?

[jonp]

Vintage '95:cry:

I'm glad I don't have to drive one of those old beater '95s. My '96 Taco daily driver, is much better than that.

My daily driver 97 Honda CRV AWD will go places your Taco won't 8-)

[Plate plinker]

Over 20 years old so I suppose you could call it vintage like me.:grin:

[buggybuilder]

Okay......just to clarify.....I have a '04 Tacoma in great shape. I have "summer" polished aluminum mags and "VINTAGE" steel rims for winter. The tabs on the wheel centers are not in good shape and need replacing. And yes, these are great trucks!!!

[rancher1913]

lkq does used and aftermarket parts for every make out there. cheepest place I have found for taillights and headlight assemblys and they had the front drive shaft for my 2000 ford in stock. they are part of keystone automotive.

[Ole Joe Clarke]

Do a search for Toyota T100 forum, even if yours is not a T, there are some great guys over there that might be able to help you.

Have a blessed day,

Leon

[Geezer in NH]

95 is vintage?

Uh No, 1970's maybe

[FISH4BUGS]

http://castboolits.gunloads.com/images/misc/quote_icon.png[/IMG] originally posted by runfiverunhttp://castboolits.gunloads.com/images/buttons/viewpost-right.png (http://castboolits.gunloads.com/showthread.php?p=3881756#post3881756)95 is vintage?

uh no, 1970's maybe
Well, my late 87 Mercedes 300 diesel had 414,000 miles on it, and my current 91 Mercedes 300d diesel has 234,000 on it.
Vintage? I guess so.

[higgins]

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Whites-Auto-Sales-LLC/168715403140844

These people specialize in Toyota "vintage" parts, wrecks, essentially a Toyota junkyard in Vonore, TN. I have no connection with them, but did buy a set of wheels and tires from them back in the 90s. I don't know if they do mailorder parts.

[johnson1942]

vintage, well couldnt resist, my toyota pick up is God only knows how old it is and has over 250 thousand miles on it and doesnt use any oil. the only thing i put in it was brakes. it also had valves and a valve cam put in it, not that it wore out but it sat one winter and mice got into the top of the engine and when i started it up, ground up mice and mice nests, didnt help it run well. its my main squeeze around here and wouldnt want anything else to drive.

[Deep Six]

Yeah 95 ain't vintage. Lots of us still daily driving stuff from the 90s and earlier. Not just toyotas either.

As for parts for your 95, I'd check your local junkyard.

[44man]

Mice----AWAAA. Built a nest by my hottest place in the Chevy truck. Burned all the wires up.
Nest in the log splitter to block air, got hot and would not start again. I finally found it.