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Your rack is on my other 60. The second generation Mobassa did not line up and it was really wide.
I still have your straps in my truck. I have not forgotten. i jsut keep forgetting to drop them off when I'm in your neighborhood.
Beagle Chariot is almost done!
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Your rack is on my other 60. The second generation Mobassa did not line up and it was really wide.
I still have your straps in my truck. I have not forgotten. i jsut keep forgetting to drop them off when I'm in your neighborhood.
no worries, whenever you get here is cool. I may be able to make a short appearance at SnT, so maybe then, but I'm in no real hurry...
wish I had an "other 60"
wish I had an "other 60"
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no worries, whenever you get here is cool. I may be able to make a short appearance at SnT, so maybe then, but I'm in no real hurry...
wish I had an "other 60"
Well crap, I now have 2 FJ 60's, 1 FJ62, 2 FJ 40's and one custom build FJ45 Extended Cab. And those are just the Toyota brand vehicles.
LOL!
splitshot
Head cook, Bottle washer, and Peace keeper.
Sweet looks like your loaded for bear..
What springs are you running?
What springs are you running?
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The OME 3.5" Ultra Heavy Duty pack.
My neighbor drove it yesterday and said it rides nicer than his Sequoia.
splitshot
Head cook, Bottle washer, and Peace keeper.
And it looks a hell of alot nicer than his Sequoia
Better watch out, the wife's gonna weld that seat so close you wont be able to get your knees past the steering column.
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Better watch out, the wife's gonna weld that seat so close you wont be able to get your knees past the steering column.
She wants to drive it to Suf n Turf.
I may lose another vehicle to the wife. :whoops:
splitshot
Head cook, Bottle washer, and Peace keeper.
Don't get mine near it, we may have a cat fight on our hands...
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The top two or the bottom two will be swapped out for the military water cans, when I find some.
Right now I use the fuel cans as fuel cans. In the Valley you will pay around $3.09 per gallon for 87 octane. In the mountains you can pay $3.70 an up per gallon for 87 octane. If you go for a three day wheeling trip in the mountians, I tend to need the fuel.
Time for a beagle poll! 
I vote for 8-10, whatever 'normal' pack size is. I've put 3 dobers, 2 shepards & 2 pit bulls in my rig: still had room for a couple 2 leggeds.
where's the pix w/beagles? you know: driver's seat being 'in charge', open rear hatch, rubber noses out the rear windows, etc. ;p
sweet rig, look forward to camping pix.
I vote for 8-10, whatever 'normal' pack size is. I've put 3 dobers, 2 shepards & 2 pit bulls in my rig: still had room for a couple 2 leggeds.
where's the pix w/beagles? you know: driver's seat being 'in charge', open rear hatch, rubber noses out the rear windows, etc. ;p
sweet rig, look forward to camping pix.
macneill
Rollin’ on 33s
Wow, that looks great!
I wish my 60 looked and functioned like that!
I wish my 60 looked and functioned like that!
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Not till the 35's are on.
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Most excellent. Do you know if that is a Stout Equipment rear bumper? Where did you get your sliders?
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Here is the roof rack. It came off an 80 series with a sunroof. With minimal adjustments it bolted right to the 60.
You can see towards the rear that the fuel can holders are made into the rack. The big wing nut looking thing hold down and extra spare tire.
I bolted this on the the 60 and then used a set of tall Thule rack arms and cross supports. The tent and cross bar do not touch the roof rack. It is close but they do not touch.
Roof Rack
90” long 44” wide
Brackets are mounted at the 16”, 50” & 83” from front to back
Big thank to Cruiser Drew for running outside and measuring his 60 roof when I was about to buy. I knew it was close but I was 300 miles from my 60 and had no way to confirm the measurements.
You can see towards the rear that the fuel can holders are made into the rack. The big wing nut looking thing hold down and extra spare tire.
I bolted this on the the 60 and then used a set of tall Thule rack arms and cross supports. The tent and cross bar do not touch the roof rack. It is close but they do not touch.
Roof Rack
90” long 44” wide
Brackets are mounted at the 16”, 50” & 83” from front to back
Big thank to Cruiser Drew for running outside and measuring his 60 roof when I was about to buy. I knew it was close but I was 300 miles from my 60 and had no way to confirm the measurements.
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clever use of the odd space left by the sun roof opening!
do you have a brand off that rack?
do you have a brand off that rack?
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A guy in Tucson made the bumper. I bought it from Andrew Fletcher here on MUD.
The sliders are the 67" Marlin Crawlers. They cost around $160.00.
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It was made by Hugo187 here on MUD. He ran it on his 80 series for years. He is now selling his 80 series and parting out the accessories.
maybe add a bolt-on removable rack section for the moonroof area to maximize cargo hold capacity? maybe use some wing nits?
