Recent content by Mackay Sagebrush

If things go right, this next year I should be in a substantially better financial position. Reading these replies, it sounds like holding off and doing the OME may just be the way to do it. I can tolerate the tractor like ride for another 12 months, no problem.

OOOPS. 1990. Build date 11/89 according to the sticker.

That is Awesome!!! I may donate a few kidneys that belong to other people and set up Old Blue the way it should be! It is only right to restore her properly, and it there are too many people on the planet anyways!

Yowza! I would love to be able to do that in the future. In the meantime I am going to put new shocks on the old beast, and figure out what to do with the leaf springs. An OME would be extremely cool, but at the moment it is just not in the cards.

So my 91 FJ62 seen here: has leaf springs that are totally flat. What would be a reasonable rate that a person should expect to pay to have them fixed? I have no clue, and don't want to get gouged on this. I don't have the time, ability, tools or knowledge to tackle the chore myself, so I am...

The seats looks outstanding!

After, though still a work in progress: Now:

Before: A few dents, dings and rust, but overall not in too bad of shape. Faded grey paint:

Good info to know and nice of you to do a write up and give the guy some well deserved advertising. Looks like he earned it! Cheers!

I know this is an old thread but I am having the same issue at the moment. I have high beams on both sides. When on low beams, the passenger side light goes out. Not really sure where to even start since I have the mechanical aptitude of a monkey with club. That may be generous.... Man...

Good to know and thanks for the part #. Mine was brittle and when I touched the burned dark spot on it, it crumbled. I just ordered a new one. Now to order some LEDs!

No Kidding! I really like the looks of that wagon!

Usually get around 15 mpg on an average. That is with 190k and change on the clock.

That looks nice on there. I like where the ladder is located.

Looks great!