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thats one of the only two classes i have left to take. It hasnt been made a required toyota master class yet.

BTW how hard was it to put that 4g63 in the celica i have a 0mile one sitting in my garage

cool my buddy lives out that way and works at comp clutch i am up in acworth

hey welcome...good to have another guy from atlanta. Where exactly are you located?

closest we get is the occasional 22RE in some older trucks. I did do quite a bit of learning lately when we were restoring a 71 FJ in the shop.

Wait, you don't know about carbs but your a master tech... you got some splaining to do Welcome to our planet btw. ha yeah they dont teach or require any knowledge of carbs any more. Its geared towards EFI and even a step further its required to have a 5 day class on hybrids to become a toyota mast...

i am going to go with old...i have only been alive for 26 years lol.

yeah i was going to pick up the front bumper, filler panel, front lip, and hopefully rear bumper from foxau2 when the time comes

honestly the spoiler was going to be the last thing i did still not even sure about it.... bumpers come first though the gigantic things on there bug me to no end.

thanks for the welcomes guys. As far as plans...right now is to get it running and fix up the little issues (couple seals, mildew in the interior, hoses, radiator, drivers window ect) and then from there i will probably mod the 20R slightly and sort out the entire brakes and suspension package....wh...

Hey everybody just introducing myself. I have been a toyota tech for 6 years now and recently acquired both my ASE and toyota master certifications. The reason i am here is because a good friend of mine about two years ago picked up his dad's 1977 celica (owned it since brand new) thats been sitting...