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Builds - "Jenny" build thread - 1989 BJ74
:eek: I know EXACTLY which one... I am obviously quite predictable
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Builds - "Jenny" build thread - 1989 BJ74
:eek: I know EXACTLY which one... I am obviously quite predictable
I may be missing it somewhere (sorry!), but was looking for the bolt part number that you used to attached the plate to the hood (instead of rivets).
doh, sorry... those part numbers are just the ball studs I used. I don’t think I ever posted the screws for the top side and I’m not positive I’ll be able to recall exactly what I used. We have a giant ongoing spreadsheet of OE hardware sorted by size, head size/type, color, washers, etc, etc and I just looked at that and found a 5mm that I had. I’ll be at the shop in a few minutes and will look it up.
GTSSportCoupe
2LTE abuser
New shoes. These are my fun wheels. Will keep my 235/85R16 Duratracs for winter duty and towing my camper trailer. Kumho MT not really my first choice, but got a very very good deal on them and the rims. Rims are 15"x8" with -27mm offset. Tires are 35x12.5R15. Fit very well. Had to do a bit of inner fender liner 'massaging'. No rubbing now.
Now tons of electrical work....
Of course, OEM wire harness clamps and Yazaki tape.
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OK, OEM electrical tape is just plain cool
Thank you Kurt.
More quality parts from the "Ressurected" guys. I just hope the previous owner wasn't charged for new parts.
It's amazing what happens when you combine highly worn parts with the absence of proper liubricant. As long as the money holds out, all of this crap will be removed and replaced with new parts that are properly installed.
It's amazing what happens when you combine highly worn parts with the absence of proper liubricant. As long as the money holds out, all of this crap will be removed and replaced with new parts that are properly installed.
jblueridge
SILVER Star
Those rusted bits look similar to parts used in post-WW1 vehicles.
I assume they are discards from the mining industries.
Some cleaning of the LH inner fender.
Got the parts ordered today from Olathe Toyota Online since PartSouq didn't have the 93385-15012. Now I can use OEM toyota hardware like @cruiseroutfit did.
These are all for the C2 hood kit from @c2dfj45 so using these parts does raise the cost of the kit overall quite a bit.
This will give me something to do during my time at home for the next two weeks, assuming the USPS is still working to deliver the parts.
These are all for the C2 hood kit from @c2dfj45 so using these parts does raise the cost of the kit overall quite a bit.
This will give me something to do during my time at home for the next two weeks, assuming the USPS is still working to deliver the parts.
Is that rattle can 045?
A reminder to those of you locked in your a garage with your Land Cruiser...
Some more cleaning up....
what kind of rattle can paint/primer you using? I havent been able to find any good rattle can paint that lasts for a while.
