That's a good idea and your work looks good. Post up when you do the rest of your rig.
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Had the cruiser out helping stretch fence while we re-fenced some of the fields at Broussard Park BYYA. Wench sure beat a hand crank. 
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LOL... nice.
The boy took home the gold in the Raingutter Regatta...lol
me
The boy took home the gold in the Raingutter Regatta...lol
me
Had the cruiser out helping stretch fence while we re-fenced some of the fields at Broussard Park BYYA. Wench sure beat a hand crank.
This post needs pics!
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well got the beast runnin today, and got the top off and went cruisin. goin topless is
however()....i need a new oil pump oil pressure started dipping pretty low when sittin at a light....
however
()....i need a new oil pump oil pressure started dipping pretty low when sittin at a light....
well got the beast runnin today, and got the top off and went cruisin. goin topless is
however
Post up some pics.
Not good on the oil pump are you monitoring the factory gauge or another aftermarket
If its the factory gauge it could be sticking giving you a false reading.
If you haven't visited this thread. The link below will liven up your day. We should all have one of these.
http://www.break.com/index/trunkmonkey.html
The thread.
https://forum.ih8mud.com/showthread.php?t=134161
http://www.break.com/index/trunkmonkey.html
The thread.
https://forum.ih8mud.com/showthread.php?t=134161
Post up some pics.
Not good on the oil pump are you monitoring the factory gauge or another aftermarket
no, i dont think its sticking because the pressure is normal when the engine is revved up, but drops when idling. so the gauge definatly moves. i got the new pump and the rest of the gear this morning so ill install it this afternoon.
and that video is pretty funny, though i got no where to hide one in the 40
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found this link and i know a few of yall like a diesel fj40
Price: Starting at $96,050
found this link and i know a few of yall like a diesel fj40
Its a great idea and pretty damn nice rig, I'd put myself down for one if they weren't asking that stupid price for something you could literally build for 30K. I'll build my own damn version "The LARRICON"
My Version would be
66 FJ40 for me FJ45 heritage metal tub, fenders, split hood, and the rest of heritage parts including their metal 1/2 doors.
Latest BJ40/42 frame and running gear I could find. If not a later model FJ80 coil sprung frame with cable lockers FRT & Rear with the FI 3F would work too.
We celebrated our 5th wedding anniversary, which is on April Fools day, in St. Francisville at one of the plantation/bed & breakfast places (not the 'haunted one' ). Pretty reasonable prices, beautiful grounds, great accommodations- Very nice to get away
). Pretty reasonable prices, beautiful grounds, great accommodations- Very nice to get away
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Wow... beautiful place. Heard much about it.
... no comment on getting married on April Fool's Day... it was just too easy.
me
... no comment on getting married on April Fool's Day... it was just too easy.
me
Congrats Jason. Hope y'all had a great time. Did you spot any Cruisers up there?
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BLKDOG40 said:
Thanks Jason... much appreciated
Scott
Hey Jason, thanks for posting the pics of the Crawfish Boil. They were awesome and allowed me to take a break from work and remember the fun of that day. I also want to thank you for the horns. I haven't had a chance to hook them up yet, but I do greatly appreciate your generosity. Let me know if there is ever anything I can do for you.
I wanna see some updated pics Jacque
No problem- I'm just trying to pass on the good cruiser karma, glad you could use them! 
Since we're talking about horns, how could Toyota make such sissy sounding horns on such tough machines? I blew mine last night and was embarrased over what I heard.