720_Jeff

Not sure what you consider reasonable. On eBay, currently there is one for $150 and the other is $190 plus shipping.

datzenmike mentions a couple ways. There's definitely more than one way. Another the is out there, is to bend a 12mm wrench so that it doesn't hit anything while it turns. Something like this Here's the thread where the picture came from.

This part seems to be available on eBay?

Covercraft makes a couple varieties of the Dashmat https://www.covercraft.com/product/original-carpet-dashmat-custom-dash-cover/DMC Maybe I missed it, but don't see the carpet 'dashmat' on the 720era site. Personally, I don't use the velcro. It does shift, so got to do something there. The glue on the velcro looks pretty nasty after it ages a bit

Fine enough! Here in SoCal, weather is getting cooler for SoCal, but not too bad. No rain yet this year.

One of the few companies making and selling them via retail autoparts, is the Murray @ O'Reilly. This part is the aluminum radiator, so it says. https://www.oreillyauto.com/detail/c/murray-heat-transfer/engine-cooling/radiator/radiator/02ac48565f9e/murray-heat-transfer-radiator/rht0/433943/v/a/8241/automotive-truck-1985-nissan-720-pickup?q=radiator&pos=0 This next one looks more OEM style https://www.oreillyauto.com/detail/c/murray-heat-transfer/engine-cooling/radiator/radiator/02ac48565f9e/murray-heat-transfer-radiator/rht0/433692/v/a/8242/automotive-truck-1986-nissan-720-pickup?pos=0 https://shop.advanceautoparts.com/p/carquest-premium-radiator-with-transmission-oil-cooler-433943/3901122-P#top

Then the burn barrel must be heating up the jacuzzi.

Well, I'll just post the PDF then Shell List.pdf

You can find the shell dimensions here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/720Owners/permalink/609501689217506/

Could be going down hill. In 1985, had a brand new Toyota Celica. I think top end was about 105ish. Engine rpm was high, had no pull at all. Now, definitely one of the dumest things I did, on the way to Las Vegas, very long and straight roads, some are down hill, 6% grade or higher. Got that Celica up at just above 125mph, think RPM's were in lower 4k or so, That car still had some pull left in it. I pussed out, and decided that 125mph or higher on such small and narrow tires, just was a really bad idea. Just took foot of accelerator and very lightly applied brake until I got back to a reasonable speed.

Not talking about your hose, others have spoken enough about it. There are other vacuum lines that also have restrictors (small SS balls) in them. IIRC correctly, they have a yellow stripe, if it hasn't worn/washed away/covered with dirt/grease. There's more than one, not sure exactly how many.

Let us know, when it shows up if it's actually a Cast impeller. I ordered one from Nissan Parts deal, maybe two years ago. Forget the price, 175 or so, maybe more. Today, $212 Water Pump, Cooling Fan & Thermostat - 1985 Nissan 720 Pickup I shopped very hard looking for a water pump. I was not trusting of the listings where it appeared to be a stock photo. I found it challenging to be satisfied that I was actually getting a cast impeller and not a stamped impeller.

From what I noticed. The vehicles from Japan have the metal tag. US Made, have the sticker.

Thinking, most will want to know the answers to these questions. Air cleaner, has one or two wing nuts/fasteners on the top, or just one in the center, assuming the original air cleaner is on there. Does it have a weber? One wing nut/fastener in the center of the air cleaner lid, at least, original carburetor style carburetor. Could have been replaced with a cheap chinese knockoff. Two wing nuts/fasteners, probably TBI Looking at your vehicles in the profile section, this maybe a 4x4? I believe most '86 4x4's, at least the ones I've seen, are the Throttle Body injection. I think those are at least some of the preliminary questions folks will ask, before making too many suggestions.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/231986106969068/?multi_permalinks=2827806304053689&hoisted_section_header_type=recently_seen&__cft__[0]=AZWC6_CA4o5h_7Y6BzIPRzgiJpgg7RObITcgjszCXsVw1hTMIo94fnaC1jszrm5sElT-e0YRAI9ZSSknHmlrl1dOJefT--LMm4v_9WeUZv2CD-kQ2qFuhea8st7cdELoHPBtyqMay3OY5JuqC4sK6v2XCppmBhgFTPgRCOj11UapvBU5byH0ycDtD1D6fVtmah5K2DPWkTw7OMRQHU495pEqfAL271xkbfwU965f1Di6Sw&__tn__=%2CO%2CP-R This is the post. I've dealt with Francisco, he's a good seller.