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Hi. Anyone know anything about a "Rader". It has similar layout as a "Sunrader", but the body is aluminum and not fiberglass. Have a chance to buy one for about $5,000. with 43,000 miles on

The Toyota chinooks I've seen are all small fiberglass bodies. Chinooks are still around but now they are on Ford Chasis "Heavy Duty". Nate

Jack (?) Here's an add for you. A member of the 4x4 list pulled it off the web and posted it today. 84 Toyota diesel pickup. Rebuilt injector pump, extra engine, $400 obo ($175 US ??)

This is my form that I am emailing and using to take notes when talking to folks... Please let me know if you think I am missing anything. Also, if you know of a rig that would qualify, please pass

Hi Nate, The previous owner of my '86 had a complete exhaust system, (Head pipe, Converter, connector pipe, muffler, and tailpipe) installed for $473.30. Jack

Hi Nate, We recently had an exhaust system put on our 21ft Granville. It was about $320 for a new exhaust from the catalytic converter back & a new gasket between the exhaust manifold and the

weight Michael and Nate. Were all the Chinooks light weight small pop- ups? Did they make any full size units too? Is Chinook still in business? Were they exempt from the safety recall? At 17ft

Group, I was wondering if anyone has had to replace their exhuast recently. I have a 21 ft Toyota camper that is ready for a new system from catylitc converter back. Just curious where and how much

Don't worry, I've been called worse !!!!!!!! -- you guess -----Original Message----- Sent: Thursday, April 26, 2001 11:52 PM To: toyota-campers@... Subject: [toyota-campers] Re: Another

I do not know what vehicle it came out of [ i can find out ] ,but it had an internal fuel pump. A welder I had found mounted it, attached to the left side frame. the fill spout fills from the right

--- In toyota-campers@y..., "C.Howard Walker" <choward@w...> wrote: Hello C. howard. I addressed my letter to Chris but I should have said C. Howard.. Sorry. JOHN V.

Hello Cris, I'm very interested in your added fuel tank. I have been thinking about doing something like that. Can you give all of us more details about your new addon tank. Also the cost.

Jacka2 Have been reading all of the posts on the board. You said you stayed at a Wallmart around Okeechobee Fl. Was it the one in Okeechobee ? Fl Snake Dog (Jack also)

I recently bought a 1989 Odyssey. It is a great little camper but the range is really limited. Anyone know of a way to increase the fuel capacity? I know it would add additional weight, but range

No performance numbers yet. Purchased the rig about 4 mos ago and have been too busy to go over the rig yet. Currently getting my bigger MH ready for another 8000 mile trip with the 4

thought you all might be interested in a good site to toyota questions - this is the response I got to the axle ratios I wanted when I begin the change to the new floating axle in my 1985 Huntsman

HI PAT, WE MAKE A LOT OF TRIPS TO OUR CABIN, AND MANY TIMES HAVE A LOT OF PEOPLE (5-8). DO YOU THINK THIS IS TOO MUCH WEIGHT FOR A TOYOTA? DO YOU THINK I SHOULD CONSIDER SOMETHING WITH MORE POWER

I'm surprised that Mini-crusier would have even considered putting a motor home on a Toyota chassis with a diesel engine! I had a VW Rabbit with a diesel and it was 0-60 in about 35 seconds! Good

Hi! If you are going to be hauling that many people in a Toyota Dolphin, I would probably look into a bigger rig. I've had three people in my home on the highway and have noticed a difference, and

your laptop laptop. The unit watch TV and picture tube. It latest plan while Michael: I used the ATT One Rate plan (which I think is the one you are talking about)last year on an 8000 mile 21 state