I haven't fixed it because it's a bolt inside the rail of the body so it's not accessible without cutting. I actually stopped pulling my seats
The fix will be to weld a nut on though. Ya
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I haven't fixed it because it's a bolt inside the rail of the body so it's not accessible without cutting. I actually stopped pulling my seats
The fix will be to weld a nut on though. Ya
Carpet was dropped off, carpet was installed
My fault, thought I read you were in Washington and assumed the issue was rust. Didn't mean to come off pompous, apologies
My fault, thought I read you were in Washington and assumed the issue was rust. Didn't mean to come off pompous, apologies
No sweat. We don't get snow. And eastern Washington is a desert.
Nice job, bet that was harder than it looks!
Looks great!
Can you drop a link where you went with the carpet? Also, which seat covers are those?
Thanks! It was more tedious than hard, and forgetting to cut a hole for the seat power up front was aggravating.
Thanks! I got it off Amazon, it is ACC carpet. https://a.co/d/4SFFuoe?tag=ihco-20
Seat covers are Wet Okole They are pretty comfy and keep me a little warmer in the winter and seats aren't as hot in the summer. But it's almost time for me to do the leather and rebuild the front seats altogether.
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Went to Toyota Fest at the Long Beach Marina Park and saw a decent number of 80's
Anymore pics of the green one that the dude is taking a pic of the sheet by chance?
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Only pic I took. Here's a link to the company that does the conversions. TOYOTA Land Cruiser 80 - FLEX Automotive - https://flexmotor.com/landcruiser-80
Their Instagram account has a lot more pics.
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Right on, Ill check it out! Thanks!!Only pic I took. Here's a link to the company that does the conversions. TOYOTA Land Cruiser 80 - FLEX Automotive - https://flexmotor.com/landcruiser-80
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Nice work as usual my man!My fault, thought I read you were in Washington and assumed the issue was rust. Didn't mean to come off pompous, apologies
Looking forward to you coming down.
After a fun trip to Moab last weekend, it was time for me to change the oil and give everything a once over. Last night while under the 80, I noticed the typical crack around the front panhard/steering mount. I'm running 37s so it's under plenty of stress.
I'm going wheeling again this weekend so I needed to address this ASAP. I cleaned/welded the crack then welded in some simple gussets to beef it up a bit.
I'm teaching myself how to weld and only have a few hours of hood time, but feel free to critique my welds or anything else you guys see! (Yes, I fully cleaned that crack, I only took one picture halfway through)
I'm going wheeling again this weekend so I needed to address this ASAP. I cleaned/welded the crack then welded in some simple gussets to beef it up a bit.
I'm teaching myself how to weld and only have a few hours of hood time, but feel free to critique my welds or anything else you guys see! (Yes, I fully cleaned that crack, I only took one picture halfway through)
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Whats wrong w the shackle? Whats the permanent home for your hook gonna be?
The green ziptie holding it in place.
Otherwise it's fine. Although it might be removed in the future for a bit of cleaning & paint touchup.
I'm planning on getting a set at some point if I don't swap out the fronts entirely. Even then, I'll probably get a pair for the 2nd row.
One of the projects on my radar is to pull the carpet and replace it...while that's out, replace the sound dampening material, rewire for an amp and rear stock location sub, and then throw in front seats that are more comfortable using the brackets found here on Mud
