Decided it's time to sell the troopy. My use case changed a bit and I'm not using it as much as it deserves.
I'll post an ad soon, but interested parties can reach out in the meantime.
1988 Trakka - https://forum.ih8mud.com/threads/1988-trakka.1210933/
Decided it's time to sell the troopy. My use case changed a bit and I'm not using it as much as it deserves.
I'll post an ad soon, but interested parties can reach out in the meantime.
I need 2 new batteries for my Trakka Troopy, 12volt with a 12HT. I have a solar panel but it's not wired to anything.
I know very little.
It's my understanding that ideally, I would have a starter battery and a deep cell house battery. But without the right charging system in the car, it won't...
Smash and grab last month. @ofer bruhis to the rescue! I asked where to order new glass, and he said he had one 7 miles away, but he didn't know which side, and told me to come by the next day after work. Fortunately he had the correct side, and I installed it the following day. Less than 3 days...
I think it was the steering ball joints, but there could be more. I'm not knowledgeable enough to answer that.
After giving up, I wanted to get the same roh wheels but shipping wasn't worth it. And if I had to choose again, I'd try to get the roh wheel and not have the spacer.
If I ever wear out...
USW-70-5860
Wheel, 8-Spoke, Steel, White, 15 in. x 8 in., 6 x 5.5 in. Bolt Circle, 3.75 in. Backspace, Each
(Mfr. #: 70-5860)
and had to use spacers to match the offset on the old wheels,
Reminded me of this 14 year, 76 page thread on a 914. Will he finish the car before you finish the thread?
http://www.914world.com/bbs2/index.php?s=278488f8b0413005ed928a3798f424d6&showtopic=84842
Sorry for the hijack, stuff like this makes the internet great.
I just discovered this 10 year old thread. The suspense while reading, will it be finished by the time I end page 5?
NO!
I don't have the patience, eyesight or dexterity to do what you're showing us. Thank you.
Fantastic work, but hurry up!
Mount Adams in Washington. Lunch break, the cocktail table is one of my favorite features. Overlooking the Klickitat River at a turnout, met a local with an FJ60, didn't catch his name, he said he'd look me up here.
Unlike the Alu-cab pop top, the Trakka does not have a way to raise the sleeping platform out of the way when it's not in use. You can fold the mattress and slide the plywood pieces forward, but it's not graceful. Then I had a flash of inspiration and with old boat parts came up with a zero...