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The big Uline catalog is a good one too!
I made the 24V-12V trailer conversion box, used a rare earth magnet on the back of it to stick it inside the quarter panel
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Been there, done that... never again....When you disassemble the rear Dana of a s***box South American truck…
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Approximately $50.00. They had several of the tan ones in stock but only one green (I like green )Scepter MWC’s, very nice. How much?
Yeah, I’ve already got everything.
The seals and bearings you have are the correct ones for a s***box s*** ass Dana hunk of junk s***ty s***terson rear axle housing.
Looks so good, I'd like to get a Kaymar as well. Tell me about the GXL mudflaps, where did you find those?I decided to go ahead and put the kaymar back on today since I had the time and all the materials needed (needed to stop stalling on it and waiting for extra pair of hands). Unlike the previous bumper I was using that only took 30 mins to install...the kaymar took a good part of my Sunday as it was not an easy solo job. I didn't put the swing outs back on yet at this time but looks pretty good already. Wiring had already been done before and it was just a simple plugin of connectors at this point. All light functions work. New mud flaps installed.
Just need to give it another bath now.
I now have real protection in the rear portion of the cruiser.
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Making sure the 4wd, hubs, and lockers are ready to go on the 77 for the 5th annual Michigan Land Cruiser get together this weekend.
Side note: Would anyone happen to have a couple of rear seat headrests for a 77 lying around? My rig showed up without them and I'm looking for a solution to keep passengers safe in case of an accident. I'm wondering if Toyota made the attachment portion of the headrests the same for all of the 70 series variants and/or their other trucks/models in that era. If so that'd make the search easier. Let me know if you have some you want to part with or have other ideas on where to get a pair. My interior is blue/grey but I'd be open to what's available.
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Good idea. The 77's fronts do fit! I checked my 80 series rear headrests and the ratcheting mechanism is in the opposite side, but the 80's front headrests fit. That should give me some pretty good options!Do your front headrests fit in the back seat? If you have access to a first gen Tacoma try those. I know my 99 Tacoma headrests fit in my troopy's front seats, which are from a later 70 series. I would bet you could find some other Toyota pick up ( or car) headrests that fit. It may prove easier using some domestic model than locating 77 specific head rests.
Better to keep spare motorcycle helmets with you instead!Making sure the 4wd, hubs, and lockers are ready to go on the 77 for the 5th annual Michigan Land Cruiser get together this weekend.
Side note: Would anyone happen to have a couple of rear seat headrests for a 77 lying around? My rig showed up without them and I'm looking for a solution to keep passengers safe in case of an accident. I'm wondering if Toyota made the attachment portion of the headrests the same for all of the 70 series variants and/or their other trucks/models in that era. If so that'd make the search easier. Let me know if you have some you want to part with or have other ideas on where to get a pair. My interior is blue/grey but I'd be open to what's available.
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When you disassemble the rear Dana of a s***box South American truck…
Junk.