11th street garage... updated 5/18

[toy4x4ota]

one is street legal and im trying to get mine put back together so i can drive it on the street

[Bazzi]

nice pics...

[Plekto]

Q: who's micro-Yota is that?  It looks like it's a good foot narrower than stock.

[toyyota]

I think I might have a propane tank for you. Check your post in parts wanted. You bought the Cab from me, and sold the axle to Russ. Bob

[All_Set]

Wow, amazing how much different the rig looks with fenders/hood.  Looks very nice.  Love to see pics of how you mounted skins to tube.

Did you measure the boatside, how much clearance did you gain from doing that?

When are you going to test that new pretty shinny, cab roll bar?  :evilgrin: 

[toy4x4ota]

Q: who's micro-Yota is that?  It looks like it's a good foot narrower than stock.

which rig are you talking about, they both are narrowed in the front

[Plekto]

Ah.  One looked narrowed all the way through.

[toy4x4ota]

Ah.  One looked narrowed all the way through.

both are dovetailed as well, not too sure what you are talking about

[Burl Earl]

one is street legal and im trying to get mine put back together so i can drive it on the street

just wondering.... is pane cali street legal? cuz i've been wondering that for a long time.

[crawlerdan]

just wondering.... is pane cali street legal? cuz i've been wondering that for a long time.

yes it is..as long as your truck passes smog

[toy4x4ota]

has to be a state mandated(sp) kit other wise it is not

[Burl Earl]

has to be a state mandated(sp) kit other wise it is not

SP as in spill proof? where would i get kit like that?

[jimbo74]

SP as in spill proof? where would i get kit like that?

has to be a state mandated(sp) kit other wise it is not

no (sp) as in spelling, the poster was unsure if he spelled the word "mandated" correctly

[jimbo74]

i am not 100% sure, but i dont think propane conversions are legal in CA at all... unless its a huge industrial truck, some of those were manufactured with propane

[toy4x4ota]

ya i talked to a local smog ref and he said that the kit had to be state approved/mandated, the got propane is not state approved so that means it is not legal in CA. just regester your truck in a county that does not have bi-annual smog so that way you do not have to smog ever again. unless the state reverse that law

[82 HiLux]

thats what i did....i registered my truck in ukiah, ca.  i dont have to smog it ever again as long as it stays registered there.  i would love to get the propane conversion kit, but having my truck as a daily driver deters me from it.  propane isnt as incredibly convient to fill up with as gasoline.  and plus i cant afford to spend 900 dollars to replace something i spent 500 on that works great. so no propane for me.  a CA legal kit would be $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ i would think, since the non-legal one is 900 freaking dollars, plus getting a couple tanks