If you ever dreamed of owning your own Marty McFly Truck, look no further! We can build you the truck of your childhood dreams. If you would like to have your truck outfitted and restored, or have us build you a truck we have in stock, shoot us an email to GregsrestorationsLLC@gmail.com with multiple photos inside and out of your classic Toyota. We have touched every single component on the original truck and have the most experience in the country with restoring clone Back To The Future pickups. There are usually 3 – 4 levels of restoration we can perform. The better the truck, the lower the costs will be. If searching to build or restore a classic Toyota, find the cleanest truck possible with little to zero rust. 

On average, a build starts at about $50k (plus vehicle to start with) and can exceed over $150k depending on the level of perfection we are going for. All pricing is determined on the overall condition of the vehicle and the level the customer wants to bring the truck to. If you have any questions or concerns, don’t hesitate to send us an email! If you are looking to just do a few small jobs on your current truck, we can do that too!

The restoration began in 2013 at our facility in Rutland, MA. The vehicle came in and was heavily documented, and tons of pictures were taken. The truck was then completely stripped down to its bare frame, and everything was bagged and labeled. The body of the vehicle was previously painted orange and needed to be taken down to bare steel so we could start from scratch with the restoration. There was little to zero rust on the vehicle, which had lived its whole life in a dry climate, unlike New England where we are from. Once the vehicle was stripped down and completely organized, we sandblasted the chassis and axle components along with soda blasting the entire body. Once in bare steel, we could perform all of our bodywork and dent repair on the cab and bed of the vehicle. The bed was probably the most dented and beat-up part of the truck, and a special dye was made to correctly remove the dents from the bed. Once all the dents were removed, we could properly prime and paint the vehicle back to its original glory! One of our favorite parts of the restoration was restoring the four original KC Daylighters that were attached to the roll bar. This truck was a one year only built truck, and that made it even more special and rare! It is the first year of production EFI engine and the last year production of the heavy duty solid front axle. In ’86, they went with the independent front axle for a better ride, but it is not as tough looking and capable as the solid axle. The restoration needed to be finished for the unveiling of the 30th anniversary of the movie in 2015. It took just about a year to complete and was ahead of schedule. To learn more about this restoration, please check out the YouTube video for this build!

The truck is outfitted with a state of the art 22re Performance engine that was custom built to our needs. The engine needed to be more powerful than stock because it was a “Custom 4×4″ built by Statler Toyota in the film, so we couldn’t go completely stock. It is outfitted with a ceramic coated LC Engineering header and performance exhaust system that sounds amazing. The chassis was restored to an OE semi gloss finish with stock suspension height. A lot of viewers of the film think the truck is lifted, but it is stock height with oversized tires. The wheels are a 15″ US Wheel with a 31” Goodyear Wrangler tire. The transmission is a factory 5 speed that was sent out to be fully restored to OE specs. Everything under the hood was restored to OE specs, if not better. One difficult part of the restoration was restoring the wiring harness. Due to manufacturers not reproducing any connectors or aftermarket harnesses, we had to restore the harness and clean every connector or replace it if broken from a parts truck. This truck has won multiple awards for having the cleanest engine bay. It even has the factory dust boot on the distributor that every mechanic threw away back in the ’90s!

The interior of the truck was painted, and the seats were changed. A lot of stuff was missing, so we had to buy a parts truck from a 3rd party to obtain some really hard to find parts. The seats were sent out to be reupholstered with custom seat covers due to no one making reproduction covers for these trucks. If you find a set of the SR5 seats from the first movie truck, they are worth their weight in gold! Every piece of plastic had to be restored and recoated, and we were lucky enough to find an uncracked dash cap from a 3rd party source. The center console was restored and outfitted with a radio inside of it. This allowed it to have the modern features of a state of the art system while keeping the dash looking original vintage Toyota. Everything in the interior is 100% movie accurate and restored as close to OEM as possible!