Whoops I have to apologize to rock auto, turns out even though the advertisement and the previous owner said this was a 1990 Tracker, the title says 1991, so I was ordering parts for the wrong year this whole time. Oops.
Took 2 weeks on paint and decals, waited until the night before to make sure it actually could run. Well played sir, welcome to the brotherhood of hooptie garage project cars.
I live in northern Alberta and we have lots of these old trackers around here. Most guys who own them use them for hunting rigs because they'll go anywhere with little to no problems whatsoever.
Pro tip the next time you want to do rust repair but don't want to bother with metal work you should use fiberglass filler, it's waterproof and will last longer than just putting bondo over the same spot.
Jeeze yeah that's getting up there. I feel like I need to do some preventative maintenance to that engine before it decides to leave us on the side of the road somewhere. I think the tow back home would cost more than the truck.
My parents bought a 1995 when I was in high school. Man, did this take me back. Great little vehicles. Glad you gave this one some new life. Oh yeah, fix that seat belt!
Looks great! I've done many paint jobs, its always the same, orange peel, runs, wrong amount of drying, I never end up finish sanding it, the prep alone and keeping the stupid paint guns clean takes ages. Nice job powering through till the end!
Had a white 95 five speed in the mid 2000s. Was one of my favourite vehicles that I owned. Blast to drive on the trails. Poor girl rusted away like so many.
I personally use Partsgeek and they haven't messed me up on my Jeep CJ or my old Toyota T100 or my 98 Impreza... Even on the obscure hard to find stuff... May be worth a look...
Mobile phones absolutely were around back then, just not so widely available like they are now. And without most of the features we have on modern ones. That said, awesome job getting this Tracker tracking!
A Geo Tracker? Awesome! You are correct, anyone can learn to replace the whole brake system. I put a few thousand miles on my first restoration. I will admit I had no luck with that style of flaring tool and bought one that cost three times as much; looks like a small hammer. Worked great.
The first car I bought with my own money was a 93 Geo Tracker White body 2door convertible with Magenta accents. I LOVED that little Ute. But the rust and electrical were getting too much. Started chasing the gremlins and one solve led to another problem in the wires so I had to say good bye a long time ago.
God loves us all so much that he gave his perfect son to die for our sins and raised him from the grave to defeat death. Through faith in JESUS we can be saved and reconciled to GOD. please repent🙏♥️
I almost never see anyone with the model I had, 1st gen long wheelbase hard top 4 Dr. Loved that thing, ran like a top and I wouldn't have been afraid to drive it from NY to California and back.😅
My sister owned a teal green Samurai with a pink dealer installed stripe graphic running on the lower side. It was the only one like it and very 80s. It was great but those things had shortcomings. They were too rough around the edges as far as engine, transmission and definitely ride. I don't know for a fact how easily they could be flipped (it is debated the media was biased on that), but it was very short wheel based and high center of gravity, a vehicle you didn't want to push. The Tracker was an answer to those shortcomings, but obviously took a little from the character of the original. But because I've had such experience with the Samurai, when I see the Tracker I see "balance" (no pun intended).
My old tenant who used to rent my garage to part those Geo Trackers without apparently he made a pretty good living doing it there's a great following for them. Who would have known😮
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Thanks for the tip! That's one part that actually looks brand new on the thing, so I'm guessing it went out on the previous owners before. I'll check it every so often.
Your 3 wire O2 sensor is what they started using in 1991, As far as looking up parts you are better off looking up Suzuki SideKick, I currently have 3 of them but have had a dozen or more over the years
I was about to say cross reference the parts to the part your changing, I had an 88 Ford festiva and there are a ton of Mitsubishi mirage parts that worked on it I didn't know this on 2000 but the previous owner did😂
GEO is one of those brands where some models were crap, and others were gold, like the Metro, which is literally a Toyota, only way less expensive because of the badge. Maybe you paid too much, I don't know, but tell us where else you can find a 4x4 and customize it for under $4k ? Yes, the 4Runner is awesome, but it gets 12 MPG, as the Tracker probably does way better. EDIT : I love it !!! You captured the 90's perfectly, the BEST decade in my opinion. I turned 20 in 1989, so the 90's was a ten year long party.
A great, cheap brake upgrade would have been to get the 4 door for caliper and rotor. You get dual vented and 2 piston calipers. Waaay better brakes after that. Did that on mine and she stops great now even with the big mud tires.
I had one of thse in the mid 90's. I bought it used and it burned "a little oil". My friends Dad nicknamed it the batmobile 'cause it blew out a huge cloud of blue smoke everytime it started up. I mean you culdnt see the car at all. We werent allowed to park it in the driveway at his house. Good times lol
That’s funny I had a car like that too. I’d park in the street at people’s houses so I didn’t drip oil in their driveway and then smoke it out when it started up.
Hypothetically speaking, how much would you charge someone to do something similar to another tracker/sidekick? New brake system, paint job, small tune-up. I have one that needs these sort of things, but I know nothing about working on vehicles. Looking for some sort of direction on them. Also, highly entertaining and well-edited video! And great job on the restoration!
That’s a tough one! There is a paint and body shop out here somewhere that does a job like this for about $600-$800 they say. For the brakes and small tuneup items I think it might be a days worth of work for an actual professional shop that does it every day. So maybe 8 hours times whatever shops charge now days. Maybe $50-$75 an hour but I’m not sure since we always do our own work on things.
Probably half of them were just randomly searching eBay and Amazon, but the other half I spent a day with a Siloutte Cameo vinyl cutter just printing out random graphics that I could find. Good luck painting yours whenever you get to it!
@Motiv8Labs haha, my old man taught me how to do drums on his truck using just those two tools, too. No pictures, no diagrams, just look at it and go, then put it back together in reverse order.
You want to do a hagen mod or the dual cv axle mod. So the same cv works on both sides. Only carry one spare. They break easy offroad and has to be the weakest part of these things
Calmini 6" lift, mini spool, snorkel, and 31" tires. That little machine will take water up to the windshield, and climb like a mountain goat. Replace motor with a turbo VW diesel, put the gears from an automatic in, and you get it all.. MPGs, and 4x4 ability that rivals some higher built rigs. To bad parts are getting harder to find..
How many old license plates do you have to cover the holes in the floor? In 1993 we had a Motorola Micro-tac cell phone. It was shaped like a sanding block
That's the first cellphone my old man got for the family to try out. Just one to take with us when traveling. I can still remember what the tones sounded like dialing on that old thing to try and call a buddy. I remember them saying we could only talk for a couple minutes. Who knows how much it cost per minute back then.
@@Motiv8Labs Our plan was $70/30 minutes per month. We had a very unreliable Taurus (get too warm and the computer would crash ... non-SHO. ) The phone was cheaper than a car payment. We just had our first child and needed that safety.... BTW you and I were doppelgangers when I was a teenager
Creator question. Who are you using for your music rights management? I’d love to have access to these songs but my current service doesn’t offer it. I’m using artlist. Really appreciate the video! I recently “restored” a first gen Xterra so I understand the parts struggle :).
For music it's this website Lickd. They were the only ones I found licensing popular songs. They only have certain artists and most of the time only have their non-hit songs. Also waiting for the claims against your video to clear before you publish can take like 2 days sometimes, you have to upload as unlisted and then submit a request to Lickd to clear the claim. They have an automated claim clearing system for some songs but most I have to send in the request for. It's kinda a whippin. I wouldn't necessarily recommend them, but they seem to be the only game in town.
i don't wanna be that guy, but my comment on the first video was correct *before* i saw how much rust there was. and this is coming from a guy who just bought a 20yo pickup with ventilated floorboards... for under $2k.
I do like the paint colour and the repairs l am just wondering if there is a good spare parts shop near were you live because l never order any part online in the area l live in Sydney Australia there is a very good spare parts shop and l have a 1997 Toyota Hilux and l have spent a lot of money at this spare parts and every part l have got as been the correct part and l do like your Suzuki Seira (Geo Tracker) and it is interesting that your Suzuki Sierra was made in Japan probably on the same production line as the Suzuki Seria but the only difference is the badges and the placement of the steering wheel pedals and dashboard
I haven't found anything in Texas where we are, but I found a Suzuki/Tracker youtube channel with a guy who sells all the salvage parts. I'll have to talk to him and see if he can help any.
@Motiv8Labs Actually l pretty sure Australia is one of the best place for car parts my 1997 Toyota Hilux which is not that common in Australia l know of four others in the area live in the South Western suburbs of Sydney but any part l have needed for my Hilux maybe the fact that a lot of the parts fit other vehicles and l have replaced the distributor cap and the rotor button and all the spark plug leads and Actually the leads were made in the USA because the 22R/E are common in the USA l did just change all those ignition components out of peace of mind because when l bought my Hilux 5 years ago no service records at all
Texas used car prices are terrible, but still we paid a bit too much. There are a few right now on market place here in North Texas for $5k+ right now. I don't know what's going on around here.
Yep been using this service called Lickd so for some of the popular songs it costs like $8 to use. Not cheap but only way to not get copyright strikes.
Whoops I have to apologize to rock auto, turns out even though the advertisement and the previous owner said this was a 1990 Tracker, the title says 1991, so I was ordering parts for the wrong year this whole time. Oops.
I have a really solid, no rust, '98 Tracker soft top, 5 sp, up for $4,500.... it's really reliable, you could've driven it home...
I remember as a teen in the 90s these things and the sidekicks were everywhere.
Took 2 weeks on paint and decals, waited until the night before to make sure it actually could run. Well played sir, welcome to the brotherhood of hooptie garage project cars.
Pretty terrible job of prioritizing that's for sure.
@@tj_offroad This happens every year Motiv8Labs goes to BBORR 😂
@@Motiv8Labs I do it the same way lol
😂
The 90s music was much needed
You really remind me of William Christopher. For those that might now know, William Christopher played Father Mulcahy on M*A*S*H
Lol that's funny
The music selection in this video is top tier!
I live in northern Alberta and we have lots of these old trackers around here. Most guys who own them use them for hunting rigs because they'll go anywhere with little to no problems whatsoever.
I can see why, sounds like they would make a good deer lease truck.
I was going to make a snarky comment, but I realized I could not do half of what you did. Kudos amigo!
That paint job turned out way Rad!!
That's a great job and i love what you did with it. Great work, Super Cricket!
Thanks man! Having fun with it.
Pro tip the next time you want to do rust repair but don't want to bother with metal work you should use fiberglass filler, it's waterproof and will last longer than just putting bondo over the same spot.
Jeeze yeah that's getting up there. I feel like I need to do some preventative maintenance to that engine before it decides to leave us on the side of the road somewhere. I think the tow back home would cost more than the truck.
glad to see you went w/ the splash graphics
My parents bought a 1995 when I was in high school. Man, did this take me back. Great little vehicles. Glad you gave this one some new life. Oh yeah, fix that seat belt!
Thanks for the reminder. That's awesome that your family actually had one. I never even got to ride in one until this one.
Looks great! I've done many paint jobs, its always the same, orange peel, runs, wrong amount of drying, I never end up finish sanding it, the prep alone and keeping the stupid paint guns clean takes ages. Nice job powering through till the end!
That's good to hear glad I'm not the only one!
That Geo will put any jeep to shame! Make sure you get some big ol tires that can float that tracker and you will be unstoppable
Had a white 95 five speed in the mid 2000s. Was one of my favourite vehicles that I owned. Blast to drive on the trails. Poor girl rusted away like so many.
That's awesome! I can see why I keep getting so many comments about people loving their old Trackers.
What fun project. Great work and video. Thanks for sharing!
Hey man thanks for the feedback as usual. Appreciate it.
Forgot about this build, glad it popped up in my feed again!!
We're having fun with it, need to do some ugprades though for sure.
rock auto never fails to mess things up
Wrong auto :)
I like to blame rock auto but it probably still was me ordering the wrong thing. We'll see.
never had a problem with em so far... don't think it was them in this case.
I personally use Partsgeek and they haven't messed me up on my Jeep CJ or my old Toyota T100 or my 98 Impreza... Even on the obscure hard to find stuff... May be worth a look...
Mobile phones absolutely were around back then, just not so widely available like they are now. And without most of the features we have on modern ones.
That said, awesome job getting this Tracker tracking!
Period correct.
A Geo Tracker? Awesome!
You are correct, anyone can learn to replace the whole brake system. I put a few thousand miles on my first restoration. I will admit I had no luck with that style of flaring tool and bought one that cost three times as much; looks like a small hammer. Worked great.
That's awesome. It's time I get the nicer tool instead of the cheapo one so I don't blame you.
My first NEW car was a red 1990 Geo Tracker. Absolutely loved it!!
That's awesome! Pretty cool to hear from someone who actually had one brand new.
I painted my 84 bronco yellow with black trim and it was a great decision. I like being out in something different from everyone else.
That's awesome. I love those old Broncos!
2 weeks to go 'wheeling...
-Lift- -Lockers- -Tires- -Winch- -Tuneup-
*YELLOW PAINT!!!*
😂 it’s a choice, that’s for sure
Facts!
Don't forget the graphix!
Pretty terrible prioritizing that's for sure.
@@Motiv8Labs It may be, but makes for an entertaining episode!
old guy here in OK, anyone remember when these depreciated to 300.00 ?🚙 *the time lapse is cool
Texas used car prices are pretty high, but I think we still overpaid a bit for this one with as much rust as it has.
Thx for sharing dude was fun to watch
Thanks man!
I miss my Tracker... NGL I would daily drive that finished Tracker... NICE!!
replace the carpet w/ rubber. Worth every penny of youtube premium. Congrats
Or truck bed liner
@@spannersautoandcomputerser1649heat insulation + rubber > lineX, rhino etc
You give me hope to restore my 97 sidekick.
I dig it. Ive always wanted an amigo personally
I'd patch the important rust holes and bed liner the interior floors.
Jeff's cousin rans a LineX shop so that's what he was saying too!
Looks like a starburst! Great job.
It's pretty bright but having fun with it.
I was really looking forward to seeing a restoration.
I had a black Suzuki Sidekick, it was fantastic.
The first car I bought with my own money was a 93 Geo Tracker White body 2door convertible with Magenta accents. I LOVED that little Ute. But the rust and electrical were getting too much. Started chasing the gremlins and one solve led to another problem in the wires so I had to say good bye a long time ago.
Electrical gremlins are the worst so I definitely understand that!
I just signed up for after work and weekend DIY on a project house I just bought. I have about 5 months to renovate before my family moves in
U and your work are so easy to watch
Thanks for the feedback man I appreciate it!
This was my first vehicle, I loved it, I did treat it bad, wish I didn’t but I was a dumb kid. Had fun in it though. It refused to get stuck!!!
That's an awesome first car! Sounds like you used it as it was designed for.
People remember the 90s different than they were. I was in highschool in the 90s and no one drove cars like that.
Well, that was fun. I subscribed to see what you’re doing next. Don’t disappoint me!
Welcome to the world of geo trackers and suzuki sidekicks!
Loving it so far!
God loves us all so much that he gave his perfect son to die for our sins and raised him from the grave to defeat death. Through faith in JESUS we can be saved and reconciled to GOD. please repent🙏♥️
I bought a 1994 brand new. Fun little car.
I had a tracker fun lil ride ....love the color combo you did ....subbed great video
Thanks we are having fun with it. I never got to even ride in one until this one.
I’m glad I’m not the only one paranoid bout spiders. Especially poisonous ones!
You did an excellent job !!! Those Suzuki Vitara are so popular in Europe !
Thanks! I can see why they are popular over there.
I almost never see anyone with the model I had, 1st gen long wheelbase hard top 4 Dr. Loved that thing, ran like a top and I wouldn't have been afraid to drive it from NY to California and back.😅
4 door sounds awesome!
My sister owned a teal green Samurai with a pink dealer installed stripe graphic running on the lower side. It was the only one like it and very 80s. It was great but those things had shortcomings. They were too rough around the edges as far as engine, transmission and definitely ride. I don't know for a fact how easily they could be flipped (it is debated the media was biased on that), but it was very short wheel based and high center of gravity, a vehicle you didn't want to push.
The Tracker was an answer to those shortcomings, but obviously took a little from the character of the original.
But because I've had such experience with the Samurai, when I see the Tracker I see "balance" (no pun intended).
Wish you could do my Grand Marquis I’m always embarrassed I work hard just never have enough to get a new car; love the video.
Been looking for a tracker or samurai lately. This is giving me so many ideas.
Loving this one so far, so I'd definitely recommend it!
@Motiv8Labs i didn't realize we are in the same area. I'm in texoma! Maybe I'll see you around sometime.
It's beautiful.
Thanks we're having fun with it!
My old tenant who used to rent my garage to part those Geo Trackers without apparently he made a pretty good living doing it there's a great following for them. Who would have known😮
Looks like a lot of people out there trying to keep em going.
God loves us all so much that he gave his perfect son to die for our sins and raised him from the grave to defeat death. Through faith in JESUS we can be saved and reconciled to GOD. please repent🙏♥️
REPENT AND BELIEVE AND YOU'LL BE SAVED
@Oddballtech Trump won the 2024 election
Good time to try raptor liner in the interior
awesome color scheme, fuel pressure regulators love to go out on those, quick test pull the vacuum side and if its wet its bad
Thanks for the tip! That's one part that actually looks brand new on the thing, so I'm guessing it went out on the previous owners before. I'll check it every so often.
You are a good man ♂️
you said something about a LS swap lol!! fun project right here bud! love the video
Thank you sir!
Your 3 wire O2 sensor is what they started using in 1991, As far as looking up parts you are better off looking up Suzuki SideKick, I currently have 3 of them but have had a dozen or more over the years
I think three wire has a heating element
How strange I wonder if someone started swapping 1991 parts onto this 1990 model? Thanks for the tip I'll start looking into it.
I was about to say cross reference the parts to the part your changing, I had an 88 Ford festiva and there are a ton of Mitsubishi mirage parts that worked on it I didn't know this on 2000 but the previous owner did😂
These same vehicles are 4k in my area, but they are built and trail ready with engine swaps and lifts and the whole 9 yard for that price.
Yeah we overpaid for sure
I love it Sir Poster Mate Ah TY
Rock Auto really trying to steal O'Reilly's crown here lol
I had one of those back in the day wish I wouldn't got rid of it
5$ use to take you a long way 😂😂😂
You gained a new subscriber hope you get another tracker for a daily driver
Thanks for stopping by! I can see why people have more than one of these things. They are fun.
I almost rolled a Tracker, taking an exit ramp off of I-40 in OKC to fast. Fun little bugger to drive, about as fun as a Suzuki Samurai.
I can see that happening with these things. The Samurai's look like a blast, but I've still never even got to ride in one.
Amazing
I’ve always wanted one of these or a trooper to use as. Side by side in the woods. Hard to find them cheap enough to bother by me.
GEO is one of those brands where some models were crap, and others were gold, like the Metro, which is literally a Toyota, only way less expensive because of the badge. Maybe you paid too much, I don't know, but tell us where else you can find a 4x4 and customize it for under $4k ? Yes, the 4Runner is awesome, but it gets 12 MPG, as the Tracker probably does way better. EDIT : I love it !!! You captured the 90's perfectly, the BEST decade in my opinion. I turned 20 in 1989, so the 90's was a ten year long party.
I always try to start with safety and repairs
A great, cheap brake upgrade would have been to get the 4 door for caliper and rotor. You get dual vented and 2 piston calipers. Waaay better brakes after that. Did that on mine and she stops great now even with the big mud tires.
Thanks for the feedback I'll remember this for the future.
Awesome.
I usually pull the carpet out, fix some rust, then bedline the inside
Bedliner is a good idea, friend was mentioning that
I had one of thse in the mid 90's. I bought it used and it burned "a little oil". My friends Dad nicknamed it the batmobile 'cause it blew out a huge cloud of blue smoke everytime it started up. I mean you culdnt see the car at all. We werent allowed to park it in the driveway at his house. Good times lol
That’s funny I had a car like that too. I’d park in the street at people’s houses so I didn’t drip oil in their driveway and then smoke it out when it started up.
U could use Bedliner spray for the floors
Yessir we were thinking the same thing
You should check out Acme engine adapter company, they make engine adapter plates for older Volkswagen TDI diesel engine for those trucks.
Had no idea that was a thing. I'll look into it thanks!
11:33 the fact you didn’t do 90s water cup is upsetting
This guy is an exact doppelgänger for an actor or UA-camr that I can’t think of and it’s driving me insane. WHO IS YOUR LOOK/SOUNDALIKE!?
Pete Buttigieg
really like what you did with the tracker! kudos! is is for sale? 😜
awesome
Hypothetically speaking, how much would you charge someone to do something similar to another tracker/sidekick? New brake system, paint job, small tune-up.
I have one that needs these sort of things, but I know nothing about working on vehicles. Looking for some sort of direction on them.
Also, highly entertaining and well-edited video! And great job on the restoration!
That’s a tough one! There is a paint and body shop out here somewhere that does a job like this for about $600-$800 they say. For the brakes and small tuneup items I think it might be a days worth of work for an actual professional shop that does it every day. So maybe 8 hours times whatever shops charge now days. Maybe $50-$75 an hour but I’m not sure since we always do our own work on things.
Greqt build!! Where did you get the vinyl decals? Going to paint mine soon and wanted to put some large decals on mine.
Probably half of them were just randomly searching eBay and Amazon, but the other half I spent a day with a Siloutte Cameo vinyl cutter just printing out random graphics that I could find. Good luck painting yours whenever you get to it!
Bro, you look EXACTLY like this other UA-camr from Australia. His channel is called tech yes city. I think his name is Brian.
@16:46 you mean a screwdriver and maybe a pair of needle nose pliers are not the correct tools for drum brakes? Lol
That's what my old man always used, but he also cussed at the brakes a lot and shot springs around the shop too.
@Motiv8Labs haha, my old man taught me how to do drums on his truck using just those two tools, too. No pictures, no diagrams, just look at it and go, then put it back together in reverse order.
You want to do a hagen mod or the dual cv axle mod. So the same cv works on both sides. Only carry one spare. They break easy offroad and has to be the weakest part of these things
I'll have to look into that, thank you!
Calmini 6" lift, mini spool, snorkel, and 31" tires. That little machine will take water up to the windshield, and climb like a mountain goat. Replace motor with a turbo VW diesel, put the gears from an automatic in, and you get it all.. MPGs, and 4x4 ability that rivals some higher built rigs. To bad parts are getting harder to find..
After driving it around, it definitely needs a little bit of a lift so I think that's next on the list.
How many old license plates do you have to cover the holes in the floor? In 1993 we had a Motorola Micro-tac cell phone. It was shaped like a sanding block
That's the first cellphone my old man got for the family to try out. Just one to take with us when traveling. I can still remember what the tones sounded like dialing on that old thing to try and call a buddy. I remember them saying we could only talk for a couple minutes. Who knows how much it cost per minute back then.
@@Motiv8Labs Our plan was $70/30 minutes per month. We had a very unreliable Taurus (get too warm and the computer would crash ... non-SHO. ) The phone was cheaper than a car payment. We just had our first child and needed that safety.... BTW you and I were doppelgangers when I was a teenager
Creator question. Who are you using for your music rights management? I’d love to have access to these songs but my current service doesn’t offer it. I’m using artlist. Really appreciate the video! I recently “restored” a first gen Xterra so I understand the parts struggle :).
For music it's this website Lickd. They were the only ones I found licensing popular songs. They only have certain artists and most of the time only have their non-hit songs. Also waiting for the claims against your video to clear before you publish can take like 2 days sometimes, you have to upload as unlisted and then submit a request to Lickd to clear the claim. They have an automated claim clearing system for some songs but most I have to send in the request for. It's kinda a whippin. I wouldn't necessarily recommend them, but they seem to be the only game in town.
Yellow good. Pink....nah.
That would make a good total resto project.
"Your scientists were so presoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to to think if they should."
- Dr. Ian Malcolm
Honestly looked better in white 😂.
Can't argue with that!
Where did you get the seat covers from?
Just a random search on eBay for Geo Tracker seat covers and those showed up. They had all kinds of color choices.
i don't wanna be that guy, but my comment on the first video was correct *before* i saw how much rust there was. and this is coming from a guy who just bought a 20yo pickup with ventilated floorboards... for under $2k.
I do like the paint colour and the repairs l am just wondering if there is a good spare parts shop near were you live because l never order any part online in the area l live in Sydney Australia there is a very good spare parts shop and l have a 1997 Toyota Hilux and l have spent a lot of money at this spare parts and every part l have got as been the correct part and l do like your Suzuki Seira (Geo Tracker) and it is interesting that your Suzuki Sierra was made in Japan probably on the same production line as the Suzuki Seria but the only difference is the badges and the placement of the steering wheel pedals and dashboard
I haven't found anything in Texas where we are, but I found a Suzuki/Tracker youtube channel with a guy who sells all the salvage parts. I'll have to talk to him and see if he can help any.
@Motiv8Labs Actually l pretty sure Australia is one of the best place for car parts my 1997 Toyota Hilux which is not that common in Australia l know of four others in the area live in the South Western suburbs of Sydney but any part l have needed for my Hilux maybe the fact that a lot of the parts fit other vehicles and l have replaced the distributor cap and the rotor button and all the spark plug leads and Actually the leads were made in the USA because the 22R/E are common in the USA l did just change all those ignition components out of peace of mind because when l bought my Hilux 5 years ago no service records at all
Hold on... Hold on... Hold on... You paid $3100 on that? I hope I misunderstood that part.
They saw him coming and was laughing has pile left there home to it's new home
Texas used car prices are terrible, but still we paid a bit too much. There are a few right now on market place here in North Texas for $5k+ right now. I don't know what's going on around here.
@@Motiv8Labs they're coming unicorns. Maybe that why the cost. In the rust belt extinct. Next you should buy Suzuki x90..
Im curious if you had to pay(outside the monthly fee) for any of the music you used?
Yep been using this service called Lickd so for some of the popular songs it costs like $8 to use. Not cheap but only way to not get copyright strikes.
1998 Chevy tracker in school bus yellow was my first vehicle in 04. Unlike yours mine was pretty much mint. Paid 3500 for mine back then
Suzuki Jimmy use the same parts.
You probably got parts for the 16 valve and you have the 8 valve lots of parts are different
Yep I definitely screwed up on the parts ordering
Ooof!
too late for you, but for anyone watching -
4 door tracker front brakes are a bolt on upgrade
theres vids covering the details
That's a good tip for sure.
its because bought out geo back in the day now manufactures are confused about parts because GM started using their stuff
Makes sense!
I was going to say I thought that was a 91.... Mine was a 5-speed with a ZR2 package or something
Yep you're correct on it being a 91!
This inspired me to buy a tracker/samurai and give it a ridiculous paint job
We're having fun with this one, so I'd definitely recommend it!