[Mk2] [NA] Camry engine conversion

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Ian86
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[Mk2] [NA] Camry engine conversion

Post by Ian86 »

Hi guys for all you with 3.0 conversions that were carried out yourselves where the hell did u find a camry obviously i dont want to be paying best part of a £1000 for one :roll: . Ive looked for weeks on ebay, autotrader an pretty much everywhere else i can think of an have come up with nothing?
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Are you just looking for the motor or the complete car?
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Ian86
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Re: [Mk2] [NA] Camry engine conversion

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Ideally the car so i can get the loom and everything i need unless someone has one stripped with everything ready to go.
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Re: [Mk2] [NA] Camry engine conversion

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http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1995-Toyota-C ... 2a0ea24d67

Ive only seen one in three years in the yard,iirc paul woods had it,
wasnt called a camry though ,
but i'm damned if i can remember the name .
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Re: [Mk2] [NA] Camry engine conversion

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Ahh i remembered it was a Toyota Windom :thumleft:
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Theres 2 MR2 v6's for sale on ebay at the moment for reasonable money.

Camrys pop up for less than £1000 now and then, so keep a look out.
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I paid £280 for a 3vzfe from a scrappies with everything I needed to do the conversion, so they are out there. It was overheating but nothing a £50 ebay headset couldn't sort :wink:
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and take a google to twobrutal which has loads and loads of info.

It will make your face hurt from smiling when you first turn that key.
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Also youtube "mr2 v6" still makes me giggle like a child!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_PkswoXMx0
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planted1 wrote:http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1995-Toyota-C ... 2a0ea24d67

Ive only seen one in three years in the yard,iirc paul woods had it,
wasnt called a camry though ,
but i'm damned if i can remember the name .


Ahhh!

If that was around 2 years ago, then it probably ended up in my MK3 and is sitting in my driveway as we speak..! :thumleft:

(Oh, btw, you dont happen to have any info on the donor vehicle, do you.....by any chance..? :whistle: (Engine number, VIN, etc)
Would be useful for tracing/ordering bits via Toyodiy.com....) :thumleft:
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greglebon wrote:
planted1 wrote:http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1995-Toyota-C ... 2a0ea24d67

Ive only seen one in three years in the yard,iirc paul woods had it,
wasnt called a camry though ,
but i'm damned if i can remember the name .


Ahhh!

If that was around 2 years ago, then it probably ended up in my MK3 and is sitting in my driveway as we speak..! :thumleft:

(Oh, btw, you dont happen to have any info on the donor vehicle, do you.....by any chance..? :whistle: (Engine number, VIN, etc)
Would be useful for tracing/ordering bits via Toyodiy.com....) :thumleft:


Last time I needed bits for mine, I looked on ebay while at the Toyota parts counter, saw a camry and gave them the reg number....a few minutes later I had the vin number also !
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Post by planted1 »

I remember the vin and reg being forwarded to swansea as an end of life vehicle,shame it was scrapped as it was a very clean car,gold with half leather.
I can ask to see if theres a way of retrieving the info from work,
if there is i'll let you know :thumleft:
Ian86
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Re: [Mk2] [NA] Camry engine conversion

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foxy-stoat wrote:Also youtube "mr2 v6" still makes me giggle like a child!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_PkswoXMx0


That makes me want to do it even more :D
Think ive underestimated the cost of the conversion though slightly especially when you consider the porting of the cylinder heads which i really want doing, and the exhaust that needs fabricating so its put on the back burner for now untill i save a few more pennies. :(
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Thats why i said get one thats already been done.
I had mine up for sale for months and nothing but only had 1 chap look at it.
Some chap should be collecting next week for less than 2k but we will see.
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Re: [Mk2] [NA] Camry engine conversion

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http://www.imoc.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?t=152406

He's Wanting £1200 for what you'd need.

not that expensive.
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