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took the top off to do some welding this coming weekend. I need to weld up some holes left by an after market/maybe home made roll bar. Figured I would take the doors off and drive around while the weather is nice. First time with the doors and top off. Its really fun! who knows i might just...

took the top off to do some welding this coming weekend. I need to weld up some holes left by an after market/maybe home made roll bar. Figured I would take the doors off and drive around while the weather is nice. First time with the doors and top off. Its really fun!

My eyes feel better because now I am staring at a toyota horn button in the middle of my steering wheel! thanks @Drake2 ! I am still waiting on the spring and brush to make the horn button actually work. but. it looks soo much better!

One is not like the other. Today was one of those days... Had a bunch of a hole 6th graders in art, was waiting 4 months for a camera repair place to open the next wave of repairs today.. they opened and closed the repair forms in 8 minutes... Did not get a ticket for that. The cherry on top...

I think those are one of the most underated toyotas out there! Would love to find one of those.

I actually did replace the relay. I think I bought it from city racer. It was not too hard although one of the wire screws immediately stripped. I used a small tap to fix that. Haha I know... luckly it seems like we have already paid for most every thing at this point. I think I still will...

Is that a stout in the corner???

God that truck is awesome. I will say it again I wish I had one! Its the same vintage as my fj40!

Some Updates: I ended up rebuilding the wipers on my own. I didnt take many pictures but one thing of note was the fact that the passenger wiper had Philips head screws that hold it together and the drivers side has flat had screws. Looked to be from factory. Maybe the motor was replaced or just...

I did use those! thanks! I put the sticker on my tool box too!

Thanks! I had not come across that! but that helps for sure! I just purchased one that I need now! Now I can actually get my horn button working. I am hoping the button shows up Friday!

Thanks @ToyotaMatt Love the key chain with the keys too! So I installed these both after work. the little clip that holds the door lock in was one of the most difficult jobs done thus far... my big hands dont fit in that door well haha. But my door locks and unlocks now. The voltage regulator...

Just Purchased this from @Drake2 ! very excited to get my steering wheel looking better with a horn button. I have a horn thats wired to one of those cheep horn buttons around the steering column. I just do not have the original horn button and components.(untill now!) I just need to figure out...

I forgot to mention I replaced the valve cover gaskets on the sbc. No wonder they were leaking.. The bolts were looser than hand tight. I took them out without a wrench. I am surprised I did not notice this before. The gaskets were not terrible but I replaced them anyway. I suspect the valve...

Love milwaukee tools. We have some corded milwalkee tools that have been going strong since 1990.

Ill shoot you a pm tonight. Thanks!

I developed some photos and found pictures of my old fj80 and my kzj78! makes me miss them both! unfortunutly I am at the time in my life where I cant afford all three haha. One day I would like to buy another land cruiser to drive when I am working on the fj40. Probably a fj60 or some sort of...

Hey @thundermcawesum whats your turn around time and everything? I have the older style that has two motors. You could PM me if you would like. one motor works but is slow and the other motor worked but recently stopped although you can tell it wants to move. and moves slightly sometimes. I am...

Safety first! I got some aviation style belts from Retro belt in today took about thirty minutes to install. They look the part and I am very happy with them. I almost went with the red but this ivory color looks good with the coral covers.

Corroseal is great stuff! I have used it through an electric spray gun on stuff like floor pains. Its what I would recommend most. I would know I live at the beach and everything dissolves if you dont keep an eye on it. if you need small parts rust free ospho is also great.