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All my 40s have whistled. Dunno what you mean 🤣🤣

Well, a 1973 FJ40 did win the Baja in 1973. Betting it didn't sound like that

I was nerding out hard this morning and this was either too awesome or too hilarious not to share. Still not sure which. Maybe both🤣

link to BC GOV FIRE BANS INFORMATION: Link to campfire bans. As of Sept 25th fires are allowed in north coast area. Read the link I figured it would be useful as fall season settles in. Oct 31 is the end date for open camp fire ban as of now...

Never thought I would do this but..... life is too short

Hope there is a roll cage hidden in there.

My cruiser with little buddy at work. :)

Contact Marteen @ Cruiserworld.eu He is in Hungary and should have some answers for you. I would have suggested this at the beginning

Holley Sniper 2F - From Sea Level to Imogene Pass to

Ok. Still don’t look for excuse. The guys above gave good answers. Fuel injection has come along ways since I mucked mine up 30 yrs ago.

No. You can make your 2F run just fine at 6,500'. I got around Denver with a '73 Aisin carb and an FJ60 big cap dizzy (advanced quite a bit) on a 2F block.

Please don't destroy a beautiful truck with that conversion. Personal opinions of C* aside. If you want a diesel conversion then dm me and I can find a link to Japanese source for a 13BT or something that's Toyota correct at the very least...

No, I'd put a better carb on it.

Yes, cupro = copper-nickel alloy. Often used as easy to bend, non corroding brake and fuel line.

Thanks, did that auto correct to cupro? Copper maybe?

Old thread revival. From Post #21 hard lines Toyota part number #87208A. As per the diagram which I couldn't find on Megazip nor Amayama. Today I was rolling around under the old truck and realized the hard lines are corroding thru. I will...

https://forum.ih8mud.com/forums/power-systems.362/

See, Or fight for our rights.

It's the governments responsibility to reimburse anyone put out.

Go on, take a boat on over and hang a palestinian flag there.

I don't even touch the food, let alone elevator buttons there. Stairs.

In Sweden it's pretty common to find elevators without internal doors so you always see these signs : I don't think I need to translate it...

Yes, well I've spent time in Alabama too.

Big old commercial washing machine at work had this warning label. I like the first one 😄

Could be worse....