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ebay - http://www.ebay.com/itm/321286490285?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

if the stone is river rock..with no sealer, break a cinder block, use a piece like sandpaper,scuff the stone, if it is sealed, buy more sealer..add anti slip to path..seal,add more sand while tacky..i never understood why contractors will install river rock paths without explaining this...

its to late now, but Simpson makes crete epoxy,2 part that uses a caulking gun, reinforces area's, and depending on area, water seeping into voids, freezing ..furthering cracking can be an issue. sounds like a good pour..now all you need to do is pour some 10w40 on the new slab..it has to be...

You don't give your location,but obviously where you are will play a very important role in design, here at the beach overkill is mandatory, further west 24 x 36 footer isn't needed due to substrate. considering the trouble and expense you've gone to, prior to pour have some plans for expansion...

hhhhmmmm, very interested..im using non OEM seats with custom brackets..so, can you give height and width..need to make sure the'll fit..thanks.Steve

I pulled my fuse panel, removed fuses and glass bead'ed it, dielectric greased all contacts, new fuses.Then ran another ground to frame, removed all bolts holding lights, sanded off rust greased 'em pulled all plug connectors used a brass toothbrush,greased em..now everything works....finiky 40...

door shots please, got a relative (transplanted flatlander) livin in Dorset..might come up and grab 'em if its what I need...by jesus

what'd the dog think?

hahaha (diabolical laugh) Thats not gonna happen :).. seriously though, im buying these to replace a set of LED floods that are on my 40 now, as i will be towing my baby whaler, i need peripheral lighting, i can snap some pics of existing, u can have 'em, just pay shipping if interested. Steve

gracias amigo, PM sent, PP notified, beer stocked..its a go..

if bangbang doesnt take em, i will.

2nd interest......

with any 35 yo truck, stuff gets worn out and needs attention, brakes are one of the first resto items,and fortunately Toyotas systems aren't complicated, if everything else is in good condition,you found a great truck, look for or search FSM for your truck, in the FSM (Field service Manual) you...

although I live on the coast,i'm smackin the middle of nowhere, 45 miles north to Wilmington, 40 miles south to myrtle beach, its a resort area..not much here. so im lacking in glass shops. I ended up ordering a template from SOR, Thanks for the offers though..Now we all have one..anyone needing...

Wanted to throw this out there..i had to remove the brake switch in my '73 fj40..after busting my knuckles a few times,i figured out how to get the backing nut off without using C4, I broke the body of the switch off the threaded extension..this leaves the stud, captured nut and backing nut..so...