Contacting Beno/Onur at Land Cruiser Parts and Consulting:

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@cwwfj60 thanks. That is what I thought, but I just wanted to double check. Wonder if I could get some of that interior paint and paint a grey one to match.... Anyway, thanks for that and sorry to clutter up your thread @beno
 
jynx said:
@cwwfj60 thanks. That is what I thought, but I just wanted to double check. Wonder if I could get some of that interior paint and paint a grey one to match.... Anyway, thanks for that and sorry to clutter up your thread @beno
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@GLTHFJ60 or @roadstr6 might have recent experience and recommendations for doing that. I'm sure they'll see this and PM if they can assist.
 
I haven't found a good color match for the brown interior yet. Dave found one that was real close.
 
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Hi Folks:. Down to about 77 emails and still a bunch of phone calls. I will be in the office for the rest of the day today and all day tomorrow catching up.

Appreciate your patience.

Also, I will be attending Rubithon 2016 this year so I will be out of the office for all of the 3rd week of June.

Looking forward to seeing my west coast/CA friends.

:cheers:
 
As u seem to be a Toyota Land Cruiser expert, I throw this puzzling dilemma on your lap as it's been on mine for too long... My Land Cruiser 89 always has overheated on a relatively steep climb up to my driveway for years. It does fine on leveled terrain. Just installed a new radiator, thermostadt, fan clutch and replaced all belts. It did the same thing on my way up the same hill after a fine drive... till then. No leaks on radiator... can't find any other place to look for cause. Any suggestions? Other than self destruction?
 
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As u seem to be a Toyota Land Cruiser expert, I throw this puzzling dilemma on your lap as it's been on mine for too long... My Land Cruiser 89 always has overheated on a relatively steep climb up to my driveway for years. It does fine on leveled terrain. Just installed a new radiator, thermostadt, fan clutch and replaced all belts. It did the same thing on my way up the same hill after a fine drive... till then. No leaks on radiator... can't find any other place to look for cause. Any suggestions? Other than self destruction?
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You might try posting your 60 series tech question in this section first: 60-Series Wagons
 
Hi Folks:

Just a reminder that I will be out of the office starting this Friday, 6/17- Monday, 6/27 attending the TLCA Rubithon in California.

I will not have any phone, email, or text access during this time.

All completed part orders will ship before I leave on Friday. Any part orders with back ordered parts will ship when I return.

Thanks much!
-onur
 
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Hi onur how much for a set ( left & right ) shipped to 89011
Thanks!
 
Beno,

Sounds like a great adventure. Self-employment is a challenge to say the least. I have been doing it for 4 decades. WOW. GOOD LUCK....

Gman
 
Hi Folks:

Off the Con. Epic week with the NorCal crew and lots of old friends and new ones. If you haven't been to Rubithon please plan on going at some point. It is truly a one-of-a-kind and really full-on "yeah bro!"


I will not be in the office tomorrow as I have to take care of local clients and parts that arrived off of backorder to get them out.

I'll be back in the office Tuesday and plugging away. I do have a decent backlog of communications so response times will be a bit longer till I catch up.

Thanks for your understanding and patience.

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