Recent content by 88Retired62

Nice job...Keep up the research. Other then your concerns and description of the vehicle and unless you have a substantial Land Cruiser rainy day fund, I’d say...”nice beginning stage of patina”...and, walk away! Your instincts remain intact.

Keep this in mind...when buying starters or alternators for your vintage Land Cruisers, “you get what you pay for”. Stay with Denso and purchase from dealer.

Works for me...as usual, nice job Jason.

Great update, cadefire!

Joey...I like your stuff and have purchased many of your “one-off” intelligently designed products. Just one question...when you refer to “60 Series” are you including the years 1980 thru 1990?

Did you use a particular size tube for this increase in tire size or just normal 15” tube?

Rbrnck...are you also using the BFG 33x10.50 KO2’s? My preference is also the reverse side showing.

Beautiful, no nonsense and clean representation of a lightly modified vintage wagon. Just a few questions. I always wanted to go with your choice of vintage wheels: -Where did you purchase the wheels? - Are the Steelies 15” or 16” diameter? - What is the Wheel width? -If you had the tires...

Everyone has their own style , mattressking. When necessary, my “due diligence “ usually begins with the member. Why there are times when I already know the answer before asking the question and it really sets the stage...call it “Prue” due diligence. Thanx for setting me back on track with...

Should be one-of-a-kind and quite the rarity in Quitman! Enjoy the Piney Woods!

Mattress king... are your “specs” appropriate for both 60 Round-eye & 62 Dually headlite buckets?

Just picked up on your thread...nice call, it’s the contacts every time.

After replacing the fuel tank guage do you find it registering accurately on the dash fuel gage or is it necessary to adjust the tank float?

I gotta admit , Berne, after reviewing the pictures in your initial posting, your Wagon with the hood down, the doors shut and the windows rolled up presents a solid and striking silhouette on the tarmac. Its upright stance, although immobile, appears to be charging forward. All I can say is...

Gentleman... I’m trying to determine if my current radiator is a CSF2708? Are the CSF radiators stamped in a specific location showing manufacturer and model number? Anybody know the warranty?