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mine is wired directly. Ill have to cut and add plugs

If your talking about the cover on the right ambulance door 77 did not have that. But unless someone modified the wiring harness there is a way to disconnect the license plate lights harness from the harness running to the back. As I remember the...

You’ve taken the cover plate off? Under that I was able to disconnect

And . . . solved. It was that single contact, which had clearly been going bad and blowing the fuse before it lost contact altogether. I wired in a jump around the plug for that circuit for now, and everything came up again—turn signals and...

If you’ve moved on to fluid film, but still have a fair amount of boiled linseed oil, know that it works wonders on old whiskey barrels. A local brewery was liquidating (RIP Orpheus), and I picked up a used Woodford Reserve barrel (they were...

Been thinking of the "to do" list: motor mounts, center arm rebuild, rain gutter repair, hardtop restore, the thing consumes some oil, maybe a top end job... Or, I just keep adding oil, keep filling the tank, keep on keeping on and trying to...

Alert the media. The first successful reconnection of 3 on the tree linkage had happened at Tilda Bogue. Cowboy is thrilled

Very nice setup.

Just realized my 40 turned 47 this month, it's had an interesting history and is still going strong. May 1976 was a long time ago, really an age gone by by today's reckoning. This thing is testament to Toyota toughness, I highly doubt anything...

Tube doors are on for this spring/summer!

@405 said it well. Re: lipstick on a pig, I was looking for a 40 locally, focusing on NA models. A restored SA model showed up locally though. Before I went and looked at it, I reviewed the restoration shop’s website, which was very well put...

Just like any other 50 year old vehicle, they've all lived different lives, condition of some are better than others no matter the market. Anyone looking at a vehicle this old needs to do their due diligence and educate themselves prior to buying...

South American cruiser you say? Can’t be stressed enough, most all of them coming to the US are a mess w en thought they look decent at first glance. If they were pro wrestlers they’d be introduced like… Get ready, here comes The...

Got the Sniper and all of the PCV and vacuum hoses in place. This is what Rosie will look like under the hood moving forward

I had a first gen Bronco and the roof just set flat on the top of the windshield frame and driving in the rain that was one of places you got wet from.

This top has been a pain to take apart and I’m sure will be doubly so putting it back together, but you can see how well built it is (like other aspects of the truck) relative to other peer trucks of the day.

Doesn't need any sealant. It is a good design.

X3-^^^ I didn’t use sealant. Just marked the center of the gasket for reference.

It's been to long to be 1000% sure but if that is the one that goes over the top of the windshield, then no. The windshield frame simply fits in a recess on the bottom of the gasket.

I just set mine in place.

Searched for this, but with no conclusive answers. Have you all @Racer65 been gluing this seal when installing? Thanks

I need the wizard to come do my exhaust Excellent work.

I Cant believe this has not sold yet!

I liked the look, so I did them all!

I was curious to try a trick I saw on a Jurassic park jeep build. It turned out pretty good. I used krylon gloss smoke grey.