Toyota Coaster
1982-05 → 1993-01 · chassis RB2#,BB2#,3#,HB3#,HZB3#,HDB20,3# · catalogue 811120 · Japan
Discontinued model
Data version 1993-12
Panel Sub-assy, Center Door, Rear
PNC 67004C · 13 part lines in this catalogue
Drawn on
MBD768C
— open a drawing to see this group in context.
| Part number | Fitment | Period | Status | List price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 67004-90B00 | BB2#,3#,HB30,RB20 (26S,29S) WOC WITHOUT COOLER | 1982-05 → 1983-09 | Superseded / ended 1983-09 | ¥72,400 | |
| 67004-90B02 | BB20,21,30,31,RB20 39C,44C | 1982-05 → 1985-02 | Superseded / ended 1985-02 | ¥72,400 | |
| 67004-90B03 | BB21,31,HB30,RB20 (26S,29S) WOC WITHOUT COOLER | 1983-09 → 1984-01 | Superseded / ended 1984-01 | ¥72,300 | |
| 67004-90B03 | BB2#,3#,HB3#,RB2# 10S,20S,26S,29S | 1984-01 → 1985-12 | Superseded / ended 1985-12 | ¥72,300 | |
| 67004-90B05 | BB21,31,RB20 39C,44C | 1985-02 → 1990-01 | Superseded / ended 1990-01 | ¥72,900 | |
| 67004-90B06 note | BB21,31,HB30,31,RB20 (DLX,STD) 5F MTM, 5-SPEED FLOOR SHIFT (26S,29S) | 1984-08 → 1987-11 | Superseded / ended 1987-11 | ¥72,500 | |
| 67004-90B06 | BB2#,3#,HB3#,RB2# 10S,20S,26S,29S | 1985-12 → 1987-11 | Superseded / ended 1987-11 | ¥72,500 | |
| 67004-90B11 | BB2#,3#,HB3#,RB2# 10S,20S,26S,29S | 1987-11 → 1990-01 | Superseded / ended 1990-01 | ¥72,900 | |
| 67004-90B11 note | BB21,23,31,HB30,31,RB20 (DLX,STD) 5F MTM, 5-SPEED FLOOR SHIFT (26S,29S) | 1987-11 → 1990-01 | Superseded / ended 1990-01 | ¥72,900 | |
| 67004-90B18 | BB21,31,RB20 39C,44C | 1990-01 → 1993-01 | Superseded / ended 1993-01 | ¥72,100 | |
| 67004-90B23 | HDB3#,HZB3# | 1990-01 → 1993-01 | Superseded / ended 1993-01 | ¥72,100 | |
| 67004-90B23 | BB2#,31,RB20 10S,26S,29S | 1990-01 → 1993-01 | Superseded / ended 1993-01 | ¥72,100 | |
| 67004-90B23 note | BB21,23,31,RB20 5F MTM, 5-SPEED FLOOR SHIFT (26S,29S) | 1990-01 → 1993-01 | Superseded / ended 1993-01 | ¥72,100 |
Several lines under one group is normal — they are the variants for different
build periods, destinations and specifications. The fitment codes are what
separate them.