Hardline Fabrication Services- New Vendor

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I wanted to take this opportunity to introduce my company. HFS is a small shop that deals primarily in custom fabricated equipment for Toyota vehicles. We take pride in making your ideas into functional gear for your Toyota. We do have a few “stock” items like bumpers and sliders but even on those items we will modify the design to build what YOU want.

Take a look at our web site, it’s still growing, and let us know if there is something we can build for you.

This FJ60 was in the shop for a rear bumper install and new intake/exhaust gasket last Summer

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This Troopie was in the shop last month for some cancer repair

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Notice the swiss cheese cancer left behind even behind the cut out panels
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Want Louvers?

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Or the front end narrowed?

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Nice! I wish Someone would open a shop in Michigan!
 
I hear you, welding spatter does not do well on glass. I took the welders blanket off the glass for the photo.
 
Good to see Ingrid again (The Tan 60) She was a good truck for me...
That Intake/Exhaust was giving me soo much grief...shabby gasket that was supposed to be supercool but wasn't

Did you end up having to double-up felpros? or was one good enough?

Good Luck with your new venture!
 
Love the product, I will have to order one of those rear 60 bumpers with the tire swing.

Thank you for the kind words.

Good to see Ingrid again (The Tan 60) She was a good truck for me...
That Intake/Exhaust was giving me soo much grief...shabby gasket that was supposed to be supercool but wasn't

Did you end up having to double-up felpros? or was one good enough?

Good Luck with your new venture!

I really liked that rig, I believe it has since been sold. I ended up using double felpros. To my knowledge they have held well with no issue.
 
Way to go Stan!!, Trapper I must have just missed Ingred when I was up at HFS for a little job. I will say, It was done quickly and more than to my satisfaction, thanks stan for bailing me out of my own stupidity. :)
 
I'll let Stan say for sure but he can do just about anything for 80's that you would want.

He plated my frame behind my steering box when I discovered some hair line cracks in it.
 
Free bump as anything from a 5.3 to a LS3/LSA is cool to me - and the last time I liked a bowtie motor was a camelhump 327.

Cast iron Vortec heads being their lowpoint.

The LS platform is deserving of a place for those who can see putting one in a ‘Yota.

He plated my frame behind my steering box when I discovered some hair line cracks in it.

Guys willing to scout the stress-spots on 80 frames are rare, so I hope you still have the 80 you were looking to swap, we’re sunsetting smog stations in WA, if you hadn’t heard....
 
Free bump as anything from a 5.3 to a LS3/LSA is cool to me - and the last time I liked a bowtie motor was a camelhump 327.

Cast iron Vortec heads being their lowpoint.

The LS platform is deserving of a place for those who can see putting one in a ‘Yota.



Guys willing to scout the stress-spots on 80 frames are rare, so I hope you still have the 80 you were looking to swap, we’re sunsetting smog stations in WA, if you hadn’t heard....
No I sold the 80 in 2015, had a hundo, sold it. How my only rig is our 4bt 68 bronco. I'm waiting on a 105 to import before I get another cruiser for the time being.
 
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