I've only seen these sheilds located on the top of all the doors on the alltracs imported to Russia. (badged as 'Carib')

I would like to try them on my wagon.

Does anyone have these on their wagon & are they easy to fit to a 1989 base model?

(SR5 in Australia)
Also I haven't seen these type of roof raks in Australia.
If anyone can tell me where I might find these items - even if I have to pay for shipping I'd be interested to know.

(Also note: the standard fog lights)

Thanks

here's another one - I like the twin tone paint job & wheels he's runnin'...

I haven't seen any in North America, but I used to have those same shields on my Toyota Pick-Up and they were great...would put them on my Alltrac in a SECOND if I could find some that fit.

For the window deflectors, I wonder if they are generic?  Check out some here http://www.autoanything.com/deflectors/20A10039A1.aspx.

The side rack carriers in the top photo are nice.  The only ones I've seen are the generics with the keylock; they are pretty ugly looking.

Now about that rear spoiler see in both photographs, I've seen it only on one All-Trac in real life (in Tijuana Mexico, of all places).  But, that rear spoiler cab be ordered from Toyota: 76085-12160 (without paint treatment) or 76085-12904 (with paint treatment). Dealer prices are very expensive for this item, even if you get the discount.  Try a discounter first before going to the local dealer.  Interestingly, the spoiler without the paint treatment costs more than the spoiler with paint treatment. Why?  Also, I can't guarantee these are in stock, but your local dealer can look this up for you.

I wonder if Outback Imports or Maximum Overdrive.ca http://www.maxoverdrive.ca can order the side racks?

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Also I haven't seen these type of roof raks in Australia.
If anyone can tell me where I might find these items - even if I have to pay for shipping I'd be interested to know.
(Also note: the standard fog lights)
Thanks

From the http://www.toyodiy.com website, the following are the part numbers for the roof racks:
63460-13010 roof rack right
63470-13010 roof rack left
63491-13010 leg cover for right roof rack
63492-13010 leg cover for left roof rack

So, what we need to order these is to find a Sprinter Carib parts supply firm that we can order online over the Internet.  For example, look at this place http://www2.plala.or.jp/office-y/toyota.htm.  There are several versions of the Sprinter Carib listed.  For our purposes, we want modesl AE95 and (maybe) AE11# (e.g. AE111, etc.)

hey nice homework datsa, not enough for me to get my wallet out just yet.... currently compiling a bookmarked list of car wreckers & toyota wreckers around my home town - don't think I'll find the wind visors or roof raks but I've definitely seen a few driving around with the rear spoiler...actually picked up some extractors (peformance exhaust headers) yesterday. had to strip 'em out of an old All-Trac.. Hoping to find one with a tow-bar(trailer hitch) set up too.
To anyone on the other side of the pacific reading this, I'd be interested to know what's available in your toyota or japanese scrap yards over there

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To anyone on the other side of the pacific reading this, I'd be interested to know what's available in your toyota or japanese scrap yards over there

The following website does a scan of many junk yards.  It doesn't have a specific breakdown for Sprinter/Carib or All-Tracs, but if you use "Toyota Corolla Not FX" as the choice of model and look for a part, if that part comes in a 4WD version, the search engine will ask if you want 4WD, 2WD, etc., or the results listing will show something like "4X4" "4WD", etc.  Read the listings carefully.  http://www.car-part.com  The main problem with this junk yard search engine is that most of the junk yards that have the parts I need seem to be hundreds of miles away from me, and not all of these yards ship or shipping would be expensive for a heavy body part.  Oh, yeah, and this engine only searches junk yards in North America.

no luck on any of those websites man... there must be a toyota part number for those ventvisor window deflectors... I'd better do a broader search..

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here's another one - I like the twin tone paint job & wheels he's runnin'...

that thing is sick. i really wish they exported the Caribs to America w/LHD...  

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here's another one - I like the twin tone paint job & wheels he's runnin'...

The black tire with silver wheel matches the two-tone paint job.  And silver is THE car color of the new millenium.  

Twin tone green was a factory option I believe, its the same trim I've got on my car. The light green "fades well" in the sense that its still as ugly today as it was when it was new, just a little less shine. hahah I think I'm probably only the 3rd owner of this car, maybe 4th. She gets garage parking from now on, I don't think it got much garage parking before.