MX73 DD and Weekend Track
Posted: Sat Nov 02, 2013 12:39 pm
Brand new to Club4AG! Quick background; been into the Nissan scene for years now, built several S chassis, Hondas, Mitsus, and a few Subies. I just recently left my Senior Specialist Technician Position at Nissan, currently working as a Technician at Hyundai. This is my first Toyota project, but I must say, I have fallen in love with this car. Everything has been so easy and direct, the engineering of these vehicles is astonishing. When you have a car that's nearly 30 years old, but has technology that most modern cars don't, you know you have quality (i.e. TEMS).
I picked up this 1986 Cressida from the original owner about 8 months ago. The car ran, but was in major need of some work, so I decided to opt out of the original 5m and AT in favor of a 7MGTE paired with a W58. All together I have less than $2500 invested, sourcing some great local deals. I don't even know if there is another one of these cars on the road where I live! I started working on this car 1 month ago after gathering parts and finding the time. Currently the car is running and driving with all gauges and electronics working with the exception of the fuel level sender. If you guys have any suggestions, spare parts, or good information, please share!
Here's a few pictures of the progress so far:











I picked up this 1986 Cressida from the original owner about 8 months ago. The car ran, but was in major need of some work, so I decided to opt out of the original 5m and AT in favor of a 7MGTE paired with a W58. All together I have less than $2500 invested, sourcing some great local deals. I don't even know if there is another one of these cars on the road where I live! I started working on this car 1 month ago after gathering parts and finding the time. Currently the car is running and driving with all gauges and electronics working with the exception of the fuel level sender. If you guys have any suggestions, spare parts, or good information, please share!
Here's a few pictures of the progress so far:














