Gus

New ultrasonic cleaner. I didn't even know the handles had satin highlights

Well, that took way longer than it should have. Pic so there might actual be information in this thread someone might find helpful. Upper hose. LS with LS1 water pump. Radiator with upper right inlet and lower left outlet. 1.27" diameter Gates...

A whole week of working on the Lincoln and it feels like nothing got done. Ran the power steering and brake booster lines. Used all AN -6 lines. Gonna use it for trans lines too, I think. Most of the time has been wiring. Tying everything...

Just saw this thread. Glad you found a new home for it. Gus, we gotta catch up in CO next time I am out. Whoever bought it got a straight deal. Have fun!

SOLD!

Upon closer inspection these are from an old 79 FJ40 project. I did dig up new seat covers and cushions that will go with the 73 FJ40 ( will get pics as soon as I can). If the buyer wants the 79 + seats they can have them otherwise they’ll be...

Thanks for all the responses. I’m going to try sell all of it as a package unless the Cruiser takes forever to sell

A few more pics, the better seats, Metal Tech family cage and a rear view.

Price drop to $60

That thing is sweet.

No worries. The front bumper/bar is a 4plus ARB copy, excellent build quality and great company to deal with. If I don’t get much interest in the rig within the first week or so I’d consider selling the bumper separately.

This is a 1973 FJ40 project, located in south western Colorado (Ridgway). Colorado title. It starts and runs, but is definitely a project rig and needs tinkering/adjusting. I bought this from the second owner in Maine back around 2006 with the...

Getting a ton of work done on the house; been busy/tired enough not to be here on Mud much. I have to balance my consulting work with work on the house - I want to take time off and work with/learn from the builder when he's here, but I need to...

Not getting to spend a lot of time in my shop. Puppies and whatnot. Got an AC hose crimper. I had 14 crimps to make so less than $10 per fitting was worth buying a tool. All the hoses are now made so the tool will prolly never be used again...