http://cdn-w.v12soft.com/photos/3YgoYjb/7823820/File0_047625_640480.jpg   http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/wsh/ctd/4588301258.html or http://www.centurycarcompany.com/inventory/view/7823820?1991-Mitsubishi-Mighty-Max-Oakdale-MN   Went and drove this today and it was very sound mechanically. Unfortunately, its been resprayed and there is a fair amount of body damage. Would make a great truck for running around town but not a body Id like to build anything on. Firewall plate says T87.   http://i1

Moves smoothly and idle switch works properly $30 shipped   http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b84/trippleCing/Mobile%20Uploads/B4F4EB9A-C3E5-418D-8A81-ED5E43F919ED_zpsgflzvgt0.jpg

I have two oem used TPS' ohm sweep tested good $50 shipped each   http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b84/trippleCing/Mobile%20Uploads/9A12138A-BE3F-42EB-9AED-6977904DC8AF_zpsgbkp2cyy.jpg

Ever since I got it to California from Texas there's been a vibration above 45mph. Obviously I had the drive shaft out for the trip since the rear wheels were on the road, and initially I accidentally re-installed it without referencing the marks on the flanges, but I just fixed that and it only got slightly better. I've looked over everything and nothing is visibly loose, so I'm afraid the rear gears might not have liked the 1400 mile dolly ride for some reason.   Any thoughts?