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Do you mean base for the shocker? It's like a dome that's snapped. Yes it's rusty it lived 12 years 12 foot from the sea. Only a few bits that are still needing seen to bit this only happened after a bridge collapsed under me. Thanks 😊

Hi all. I'm wondering if any UK guys have fabricated or had someone fabricate the rear passenger side spring and shocker chassis mount. It's been pretty rusty anyway but a road bridge on a single track road snapped underneath me last week and either at the time or being recovered its broken...

Got the Lovely 90 on the road just in time for the snow ❄️ 😀

Any joy?

Yeah your misunderstanding what I'm saying. I'm well aware it's not the decades. I only thought that 90 Series were not in production until 1998 hence thinking my 1997 Colorado was an 80 series. I have since posted on the 90 series tech page with photos and photos of my prado120. Thanks for...

Pictures now on 90 series tech

Prado KDJ120 photos. It is a fully operational camper. Double bed in the back. Double hob gas ring cooker. Small Fridge and a few other bits and bobs. Running 33s with a 2.5 inch lift with 30mm spacers. Upgraded the breaks ball joints track ends all 555 parts that I could get. I've had it for...

Literally spent nights after work and whatever time I had crawling around on the ground out side all summer restoring my Prado 120 2006 3.0 D4D Auto for it to get an electrical fault that's out of my tool set. So I'll get the Colorado on the road until such time I can get someone to look at it.

That's all for now. I'm just getting it ready to do me over the winter then I'll go for a proper restore and possibly lift kit and mods over the summer.

Some more and some welding done on chassis.

Here is a few photos. My camera lens has a crack (again) and lighting was poor to say the least.

It's a 1997

I'm Neil I live in Fort William North West Scotland. I've had a trusty Prado KDJ120 for the past 3 years but has an electrical issue so I (by chance) bought a lovely 90s Colorado 3.0 GXTD manual. No mods as yet just very classic. 130,000 miles on the clock. Will add photos soon as I'm preparing...

You are 💯 correct. I did wonder why it wasn't quite as sexy as I imagined it would. For some reason I thought the 90 series only started in 1998 but I'm wrong. Thanks for pointing it out. 👍