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I have what I believe is an 80s Era Toyota that has quad from wheels. It's an lp model with a 5000# capacity. The original equipment tag has been painted over. Please help. Pics would be fantastic. Lol
  • Posted 17 Oct 2019 03:11
  • Discussion started by Mike_Rogers
  • Indiana, United States
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hi mike model and serial number should be stamped into right hand side of chasis just under bonnet near battery from memory you may have to scrape of paint
  • Posted 17 Oct 2019 22:20
  • Reply by electrotech
  • Victoria, Australia
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