Thanks for the warm welcome. The Brakes are from , A multi and Corolla GT
Not sure about the details about the grill. I believe it was just sitting around the shop.
I know of 1 other B10 iv heard there are 3 in Canada running

Oh ok i just found out something, that grill came off that parts car in the left back ground.

Gt corolla and multi? what year and what make is the multi?

I wonder how many B10's were sold in Canada, given that they were on the market for only about one year or so.
I guess that there wasn't a lot.

Sir, The Roter is from a 85 Nissan Multi we have them in Canada they are liek a really small van/ wagon google can find you a few pics, the brake pad is Toyota Gt 86.

Dose any 1 know how i can find out how many for sure still exsist? Im glad there arnt that many, my ride is truly one of a kind(for canada i guess)
While im at it, can any one tell me what this switch dose? I dosent seem to do anything when i flick it and have not played with it since.It took be a while to figure out how the heater works....


(the black one with On and Off left of the big red one)

If the switch that you refer to is the large one on the instrument panel, then its original function is
clearly marked beside it. It is the Wiper switch.
Standard models had single speed wipers while DeLuxe models got two speed wipers.
The illustrations below show what everything was for in left drive models.

1968 LB10


























1968 LB10 with optional steering lock.



























1970 LB20 instruments.

no no . the one under the wiper and i dont think its the heater fan, the red one is my ignition, the lights is the other big one....humm maby its a warp speed swtich....

Looks like it's not a standard switch... someone added something at a later date and you can probably follow the wires to figure out what it does or did at one time.

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It's obviously where the original heater fan switch went, but what this switch was used for can only be determined
by you, as Josh said, by following the wire.

I checked all of my factory B10 workshop manuals, but no reference to LB10 models, so there must be a separate left-drive book.
Hmmmm, I wonder where one could be found,... in English. [that rules out Okinawa & Holland] The search begins.

If you send me a blank e-mail, to allow me to capture your e-mail address, I will send you the only LB10 wiring diagram that i have.
It might be of some hellp.
Click on the e-mail tab at the bottom of this post.

On that panel, my 1000 wagon has a switch for the heater fan - 1 speed and a push button for windscreen washer spray.