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Hi guys, new here.

Just aquired myself a KP30, 1975 vintage complete with tartan rug :thumbsup: granny owner, not seen the light of day for 8 years. In good overall condition some minor rust but otherwise no major problems.

I need some goodies please

Alloy wheels?????

Retro tuning parts?

Spares anything really?

What have you got out there, also anyone know much about them?

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I need some goodies please

Please don't, keep it original and you'll earn much more respect :D

Posted

dont keep it original, change everything, make it fast, ill respect it.

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I've had one for 17 years now, and even standard parts are hard to come by. I've only managed to gather up a few spares over the years. K&N did a stainless air filter for the standard Aisin carb and Monroe used to do uprated inserts for the front struts. I fitted the 1290cc 4K engine from a Starlet/Corolla/whatever and it made a fair difference to performance, and was virtually a straight swap, just bolting the 2K mounts and alternator etc onto the 4K.

I've since fitted the 1588cc 16v 4A-GE Corolla engine, with lots of other bits to make it work, and just re-fitted the front suspension after replacing all bushes with polyeurethane. Hope to take it for a test run at the weekend.

For wheels, the PCD is *almost* the same as Peugeot or Ford, I have Ford steels on back and Peugeot steels on front at the minute, not sure if it'd be 100% safe with alloys though.

Aaron.

  • 15 years later...
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Hi all??  Don’t know if this is still ongoing but just seen it and having just bought a kp30 which I think due to its body number is a 1968/9 built version. Kp30 030280. In the process of rebuilding it to make it a pleasant looking car with a usable 3k motor fitted. The items I can’t find are the indicator lenses ,,the front ones above the bumper and a dash top, but hey will have to work with what I have,  Does anyone know of a straightforward replacement for the front struts and brakes. Will post again later. Cheers.


Posted

Welcome Pete...you could try eBay..or autopartspro.co.uk.?

Good luck with the rebuild.

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Lenses - plain amber or with the white side light or just clear

Pads and discs look like they are available

Shocks - the EPC shows they are rebuildable - Bilstein still list their B6 performance shocks, but they are not cheap

can you post a pic of the frame tag

Edit. Found it - Built 07/1969

Shocks - Toyota part numbers

 

LH 48520-10010 or 48520-10011 or 48520-10021

RH 48510-10010 or 48510-10011 or 48510-10021

 

Posted

Hi all. Had a look at parts list on internet and the lenses for the front are just amber and no longer available, I think the other ones mentioned sit below the bumper. Mine also has drum front brakes and had no heater fitted from new, fortunately I found one and it is now fitted but still to fit new pipe work. The other part or parts I cannot get are the boot lid support springs that fit on the hinges so will try and make some. I saw one like mine on B forward jp that has a much later vin number that was Registered January 1 1969  so I thought maybe wrongly, it made mine a 68 very early basic one, I found that Astra amber lenses from a 96 model can be altered to fit the lense surrounds. When I get a bit further on I will take piccies and post them on here, thanks for your interest and comments, Peter.

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sorry for the delay

i verified the frame No. twice both came back as 07/69

parts come up on eBay from time to time

 

Brakes i will look up the oem numbers and see if i can get a cross reference, worsted ways you can get the shoes relined and the drums skimmed

 

edit.

Front shoes

47651-10020 supplied in x1 quantity

Front drum

43512-12011 or 43512-12012

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