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Can't wait for Death Valley...You forgot the redneck part.
I feel the same way but I won’t be as concerned we’re on we’re out in Death Valley for a week
Your rig is way clean Paul !!
Builds Fix'n up the Land Cruiser.....
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Somebodyelse5
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Nicely done!
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Thank you
Nice work. I see a sheet metal brake and powder coating oven in your future!!!
And damn, now I see that I will never be able to post a engine bay shot ever again. It would look like crap compared to that shot!
FMC80
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The pics of your engine bay should have a "NSFW" disclaimer. Now I have to go home and change my underwear. Again.
untill the Turbo arrives....
93yotasr5
Come and take it
Does that part number include the weatherstripping for all 4 doors? And did it come with the clips?New window runs, inner/outer felt strips for front and rear, plus both front window motors replaced. (Backs motors already replaced)
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And a RIPmirror cover.
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bpenn1980
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Nice! Wish I thought of that. I welded a bracket for my redarc isolator to the battery hold down. Works fine, but this is better thought out and executed!
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Not sure on the numbers at the moment, but anything that needed clips, all the parts came with new ones pre-installed.
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Thank you.
PNWTreeOctopus
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So clean.
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1,100 shake down miles. ZERO oil consumption now, and oil so clear it's hard to see the level on the dip stick. 
On a 2 hour drive, 80mph set on cruise, into a head wind, she wanted to go faster. This is with stock gears and 10ply 35's. I am impressed. For the millionth time I looked over nuts and bolts after this shake down, some of which included washboard roads. Found the radiator bracket bolts loosened and snugged those down. Fluids up, grease applied and everything is snug. Applied torque paint on suspension points for easy visual checks. Almost ready for April's Death Valley trip.
1k oil change, then next one at 205k with a Blackstone sample.
On a 2 hour drive, 80mph set on cruise, into a head wind, she wanted to go faster. This is with stock gears and 10ply 35's. I am impressed. For the millionth time I looked over nuts and bolts after this shake down, some of which included washboard roads. Found the radiator bracket bolts loosened and snugged those down. Fluids up, grease applied and everything is snug. Applied torque paint on suspension points for easy visual checks. Almost ready for April's Death Valley trip.1k oil change, then next one at 205k with a Blackstone sample.
FMC80
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Great attention to detail throughout this process!
Why is your volt meter light illuminated?
Why is your volt meter light illuminated?
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FMC80
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I had to look that up. Mine doesn’t do that with KOEOKOEO...
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