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Thank you all for sharing your pics and narratives, epic trip indeed! Enjoying it vicariously!

This is the common setup for those of us that have gone with FJ60 rotors, V6 calipers, and the 90-95 booster. Works just dandy.

Ouch. Amayama says it's available out of Japan. [cough] $1400. Keep in mind they frequently say things are available when they are not. Don't get your hopes up, even if you have the $1400 to spend. Also, on big items they are known to cancel...

Speaking of the projector, before its plug gets removed:

Don't give up yet. Get a hold of @ToyotaMatt . He might be able to source that connector.

Here's the new camper. I'll be looking for some guidance from the crew here soon, I need to fabricate some Sceptor Can holders for the side. I'll make a post about it soon once I get to that project.

I'm so glad she was the designated photographer for this trip, and she enjoyed the walking/pics taking. I'll let her know Ron.

I have been bugging Ali to lead a Lockhart Basin run for probably 3-4 years. I'm sure glad I did. Also, as far as "overlunchers," I fixed it for ya. :cool: I added a few pics.

Another EPIC trip folks, thanks for joining and contributing to its success. Several things went our way on this trip, least of which was the fantastic weather. As some of you may know, this is a very exposed trail so the sun/wind can really do...

the pump wire is normally blue. the senders are yellow

HD Cruisers is toyotaholics group therapy

I’m not sure what just happened at my friends house, but I got all this stuff in the back of the truck now 2F fuel injected motor radiator bunch of Weber and Holly carbs etc. etc. etc. I need to talk to someone about my issues guys.

While the head is at the shop have then do their voodoo to the valve shims and make sure they are adjusted correctly.

Went for a first light offroad near by on a new track created to install a Telecom pylon (on our property). And took the opportunity to have the Hiace empty to get some of the wood cut to make for the pylon... Now the rear ride height is...

What an awesome adventure with a diverse group!

That's prolly only the 100'th 22r* he's taken out, he can prolly do it blindfolded, hood or no hood

My stock '85 California survivor with 99,000 miles , 22RE, automatic, A/C, PS, PB and cassette am/fm

. SUPER HILUX Sema-Spec. Concept Vision Prototype #1 of 1 ..... globally , , .

With a blue interior and a white body I'm seeing something like the Ironman Stewart paint scheme, only in blues and grays rather than in reds and oranges.

They use the same pressure.

yes. Just send it.

Hello, Alex, Welcome! I'll jump in before @alia176 and @pappy can hassle you, and invite you to post an introduction with a little about yourself and your rig(s?). We have a few folks down south near you HD Cruisers needs to do more down there...

I have no idea how I did this shot of Steve in B&W. Token posie picture. Amsonia.

A few pics. I really thought I took more. Camp first night. Steve on the rocks. Ron in his Tundra. View from Chicken Corners. Poser sunrise shot.

Maybe a little late for you but I used the TOS battery tray and EVAP mount that let the collant bottle stay in it's original location, the only issue was a group 24 battery touched the hood so go with a group 34 or Optima battery, I also kept the...