Contacting Beno/Onur at Land Cruiser Parts and Consulting:
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As many of you know, @cruiserdan trained me to be a parts professional.
As such, we have a very long history together.
It was quite touching to be able to be the last invoice he ran as a Toyota parts manager as well as the last box of LC parts he packed up and shipped to me last week.
sir. Onward! 
As such, we have a very long history together.
It was quite touching to be able to be the last invoice he ran as a Toyota parts manager as well as the last box of LC parts he packed up and shipped to me last week.
sir. Onward! 
As many of you know, @cruiserdan trained me to be a parts professional.
As such, we have a very long history together.
It was quite touching to be able to be the last invoice he ran as a Toyota parts manager as well as the last box of LC parts he packed up and shipped to me last week.
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What an honor!
's to you both!
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So should I be worried??
WTF?
Anything seem weird on this list? This is the network list from my home computer.
WTF?
Anything seem weird on this list? This is the network list from my home computer.
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Or it's a joke and some has named their network that.
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Quick update:
Due to demand and some people not liking PayPal invoices, I have set up a virtual terminal at home.
That means you can email or call me with credit card number and I can run transactions that way for you. Old school way.
In the past, when I was at a dealership, I retained CC#'s for folks and I would run their card as requested for transactions.
I'm ok continuing to do this on a case-by-case basis for clients if they wish. Please contact me directly for this option.
This is just another convenient method that allows folks to do business with me
Best regards.
Onur
Due to demand and some people not liking PayPal invoices, I have set up a virtual terminal at home.
That means you can email or call me with credit card number and I can run transactions that way for you. Old school way.
In the past, when I was at a dealership, I retained CC#'s for folks and I would run their card as requested for transactions.
I'm ok continuing to do this on a case-by-case basis for clients if they wish. Please contact me directly for this option.
This is just another convenient method that allows folks to do business with me
Best regards.
Onur
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Cruiserdrew
On the way there
It's been nice knowing you Onur. I hear G-bay is nice in the spring time. Don't know about the food though.
What was that line from airplane Onur"have you ever been in a Turkish prison?" I won't say the other question that came right after that
You might walk out to the FBI Surveillance van and offer them donuts
Great name for a wifi network, maybe I should come up with something catchier.
You might walk out to the FBI Surveillance van and offer them donuts
Great name for a wifi network, maybe I should come up with something catchier.
Dirty Koala
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A nice care package arrived yesterday...digging the new logo. And love the wrench...already put it to use pulling apart my throttle body tonight.
On my next order I am going to need to tack on a 09051-1C100...love these tools.
On my next order I am going to need to tack on a 09051-1C100...love these tools.
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Morgan
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@BMThiker needed some help this evening so I met him at his shop and we went at it....
You can see the theme of the night...
That's what happens when you do an off road race, do a jump and land on your front suspension. Diff support breaks in half.
Then the next day you go wheeling and the front diff goes right up into your aluminum upper oil pan.
It wasn't too bad but man, IFS systems really have too many components.
Hopefully we'll get the new upper pan back on. But he needs more parts. I'll get some parts ordered to keep the flow trucking.
Good wrenching tonight @BMThiker
You can see the theme of the night...
That's what happens when you do an off road race, do a jump and land on your front suspension. Diff support breaks in half.
Then the next day you go wheeling and the front diff goes right up into your aluminum upper oil pan.
It wasn't too bad but man, IFS systems really have too many components.
Hopefully we'll get the new upper pan back on. But he needs more parts. I'll get some parts ordered to keep the flow trucking.
Good wrenching tonight @BMThiker
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When the situation shows this:
Always do this:
I remember back in the early "BLUE" days when he bought that FJC.
She, uh... looks rode hard and put away wet!
Guess that's what happens when you can't see over the steering wheel.
She, uh... looks rode hard and put away wet!
Guess that's what happens when you can't see over the steering wheel.
DanS HJ-45
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@BMThiker needed some help this evening so I met him at his shop and we went at it....
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It wasn't too bad but man, IFS systems really have too many components.
You know, up on that lift it should would have been easy to whip out a plasma cutter and knock all of that IFS stuff off of there.
Once done, there would be ample room for SAS....
Dan
At least if you go 'offline', we'll know who to call to get you back !!
Dig-Dug's a HE. But s*** happens when you make the decision to run a timed event. Won't do that again.
Dafuq you talking about? I see just fine in front of me, but more importantly I know where my wheels are in relation to the terrain.
You know, up on that lift it should would have been easy to whip out a plasma cutter and knock all of that IFS stuff off of there.
Once done, there would be ample room for SAS....
Dan
I'd rather buy a $3500 locked 80 than spend the $15-20K it would cost to SAS this rig. But, we already have too many vehicles, so I make what I have work for me. I've been wheeling (and daily driving) this rig for nearly 10 years now, so I'm pretty happy with how Dig-Dug has held up. I made some stupid decisions at the last off-roading event - won't repeat that again.
But what I really want to say is. . .
Thanks again to @beno for wrenching with me Friday night and for procuring the parts for the rebuild (several were added to the parts list once we got into the tear down). Most were available the next day and a few are on B/O until midweek when the rebuild will resume.
JaketheSSnake
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Received 2/3 of my shipments today, 8 days after my original late night Friday email, iirc. The last of it is on the way via fedex. That's pretty damned good in my book given the size of my order and of course that it's for a 20 year old vehicle! What really stands out is the extras and the fact that he READ MY MIND days before I had a thought. I had to jump my cruiser yesterday (yay parasitic draws!) and I was looking at the 1fz-fe thinking "Damn, I probably should have asked Onur about one of those stickers for the valve cover. Oh well, I'm sure I'll have another order at some point so I'll put it on the list." As I am digging through the box of goodies like a kid on Christmas, I paused for a second when I saw it(amongst a few other extras) . Thanks for deciphering my order and getting it out so quickly, I'll be back for more.
. Thanks for deciphering my order and getting it out so quickly, I'll be back for more.
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Thank you @JaketheSSnake
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