60 series porn (pictures of the kind that get people like us excited!) (9 Viewers)

MYTANK · Jun 2, 2021

77CJ5 said:
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Wow! What an awesome colour combination!

Tennessee80 · Jun 2, 2021

Back from the 5.3 swap, new 4plus bumper is on!

oc cruiser 97 · Jun 2, 2021

My 89 up in local mountains .

Land Cruiser Junky · Jun 2, 2021

FloHJ60 · Jun 2, 2021

The old girl a few summers back, she's had a load of TLC since then!

LimuEmu · Jun 2, 2021

cruiserpilot · Jun 3, 2021

Arctic Pingos under a Rainbow -

cruiserpilot · Jun 3, 2021

When vibrations and failure to gusset bite you in the ass. You drive 105 km back to find your $650 wheel assembly,
then you gusset the s*** out of that weld! LOL! Learn as we go..

Miloslavich · Jun 3, 2021

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Sweet tent / awning setup. did you make it?

Land Cruiser Junky · Jun 3, 2021

Miloslavich said:
Sweet tent / awning setup. did you make it?

Yes I did, thanks.

cruiserpilot · Jun 4, 2021

Land Cruiser Junky said:
Yes I did, thanks.

I'm gonna copy something very close to that, it's quite brilliant! The long peak pole on top, it's aluminum?
Or same wood as outer poles? I've wondered why there aren't more designs with complete coverage, especially in
the hot desert country.

Land Cruiser Junky · Jun 4, 2021

cruiserpilot said:
I'm gonna copy something very close to that, it's quite brilliant! The long peak pole on top, it's aluminum?
Or same wood as outer poles? I've wondered why there aren't more designs with complete coverage, especially in
the hot desert country.

It's all 1/16" wall steel except for the wood poles. Here's a drawing I just quickly did that kind of explains how it goes together. The top bar is a 2 piece square 3/8" x3/8" tube that slides into a square 1/2" x1/2" tube welded onto the U bar. The U bar can drop into three different positions and stores on top of the rack when not in use. The wood poles, top bar and 4 expanding aluminum poles I just strap together and tie on the rack when I'm heading out to the desert. Everything is held in place by bolts and it takes about 30 minutes to set up. It is very sturdy when put together and was fun to make. This rack was my first welding project and I basically got a taste for welding making this thing. If I go out and stay in one place for 3 or 4 days it's a really cool set up. I can fit a twin air mattress in the rack and sleep on top of I choose to. Most times out I'm moving so I throw a Slumberjack tent on the back and sleep inside. It's also got a ladder on the driver side that slide underneath when not in use.