So my mind is 80-90% made up.
I am going with this as one of the colors in the two-tone.
The other color, the lighter one, will also be a “3D” color. These are just colors the head guy at one of my local paint shops came up with. I LIKE them...
Gauge cluster pod added to top of the dash. Gauges include; EGT, boost, water temp and oil pressure. No holes cut or drilled in the dash to fit it, just a little trimming of the plastic trim and some double sided stick tape to mount.
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After all that work, nothing like a Saturday road trip to re-up the Landcruiser love. Since we had a free day and the leaves in the high country are starting to change, we did a little leaf peeping. Up and over 6 passes (Kenosha, Cottonwood...
I hope you keep it. I had a fusion 5years ago. I have a physical job, still wrench heavily, (Engine/trans swaps, etc) and have drove my cruiser across country many times. Good luck!
I had my back work done by a neurosurgeon. Went into the hospital in a wheelchair, barely able to walk.
Two hours after the surgery stood up as if I was a new person.
Core work is key afterwards. I’m 6 yrs post surgery doing 100+ mile...
This morning we woke up with a heavy frost and shared the lake with some Mule deer.
After breakfast we beat feet to Green River for gas then hit the dirt for the Maze District.
This is the most remote ranger station in the lower 48. 59 miles...
Well it's probably time to start a thread I suppose.
New 42 x 60 steel building at my Dad's for a new shop. I need more space to fit all my tools and keep working on stuff on my free time.
Its a frost protected monopour, so only needed to go...
Also for the lulz: here is a pic of the one I grew up in. My Dad bough this brand new, here he is stuck in the mud in the Darien Gap area (yes really) with a bunch of locals helping to get it out.
Both of my surgeries have been done by a surgeon at Naval Medical Center San Diego - first by an orthopedic surgeon, the second by a neurosurgeon. The second surgery left a much smaller surgery than the first, go figure.
I'll be sure to get a...
I was able to get things looking pretty good with a little time, a screw driver and a can of coil cleaner. Lots of old crap came out. I’ll be testing it tomorrow and collect data with an OBDII reader.
For the peeps that don’t mind some extra credit, they make fin straighteners that work for this application. I would fix the fins and shoot a fresh coat of paint on it and poof done.