you had better come to your senses Keith and tell Mrs. Keith this is your new Snuggle Nest !
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you had better come to your senses Keith and tell Mrs. Keith this is your new Snuggle Nest !
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Oh she knows.you had better come to your senses Keith and tell Mrs. Keith this is your new Snuggle Nest !
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Well not indoors quite yet. The only April snow in 82 years.
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last April here in DC
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Matt,
Brrrrr. What can you tell me about that ladder? Is it, and the rack by Con-Ferr?
it and the roof rack were both KUSTOM , hand made by the PO ,
solid well built i may add
i would NEVER Drill 2 holes in anybody's 1/79 FJ55LG-KA 1 of ONLY 867 imported for the 79 modle year ........... this includes CANADA too / total north
America market's
no WAY JOSE not me
do u believe in Teq UNICORNS kieth ?
while taking this image with my JAPAN Spec. NIKON COOLPIX , i saw a real one , and now im a believer , as it flashed in front of me , it wild Spirt still on the loose after
so many long years ............
this is a TRUE STORY
Photos or it did not happen :
- i was forever endowed : " NOW is time to SADDLE UP your Fleet of UNICORNS Keith "
.- please do what ever it takes to secure that shop , you have earned it and deserve it , your NON-STOP Positive contributions selfless in nature , and our
- late night NOS parts Alerts
back and forth make me hope u indeed do Realize Manifest Here ........- if i can help in any way please call on me , i know construction , storm water management and a bit more Structure Engineering of the post and beams u have going on there ....
- i like what i saw , and nobody is more deserving then you my SOLID MUD BUDDY .
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Thanks Matt. Well, the shop is secured. A mortgage says so, (as long as we keep up with it). There is the small matter of the flood zone, but the river hasn't reached the structure since its construction ~65 years ago. Close, but not yet. This is motivation to get and keep the trucks running so they can flee to high ground if necessary.
I'm thinking a no hole ladder with hooks and padded feet might be nice. Somebody must have a design. If only Skunk Works Man could design one!
(Skunk Works Man by day poses as a mild mannered humble Land Cruiser internet shop keeper for the Daily Vintage TEQ Planet. But by night he invents all sorts of s*** you didn't know you need, but do).
I'm thinking a no hole ladder with hooks and padded feet might be nice. Somebody must have a design. If only Skunk Works Man could design one!
(Skunk Works Man by day poses as a mild mannered humble Land Cruiser internet shop keeper for the Daily Vintage TEQ Planet. But by night he invents all sorts of s*** you didn't know you need, but do).
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- i am so very very happy for you and Mrs. Keith congrats !
- i will be supplying aHOUSE ..i mean Teq shop warming gift as soon as u settle .......
- some times a SKUNK-WORKS TECH Laboratory video can convey how happy i am for Mrs. Kitty and the Fleet !
- i will be supplying a
- some times a SKUNK-WORKS TECH Laboratory video can convey how happy i am for Mrs. Kitty and the Fleet !
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Needing to replace a busted aftermarket ignition switch. A prior 1971 truck of mine had this round type of ignition key.
Am happy to have found an NOS switch with round keys:
Am happy to have found an NOS switch with round keys:
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That worn key is super cool! I love how absolutely well used it is. Must have been a lot of drives and adventures
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My goal will be to try and wear it down as much as the other.
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I've been keeping an eye out for a local top but most folks (including this one) weren't willing to sell separate them from the trucks. This seller said no, but then reached out when a local buyer couldn't afford the whole truck. It's going to need a lot of work, but it's nearly all there. I kinda like the stripes.
If you for what ever reason Kieth nap on the job and pass-up this chance to fulfill your and Bonnie's destiny hear with that VLS you can now add to your Engine Bay DATA ID Plate model ID code bla.bla.. , like it was foreseen and written long ago on the TEq Sea Scrolls ...
this matter would weigh heavy on me for countless rotations to come ...
pick up your FujitsuTEN phone i mailed you back in 13 , flip-open the display & OEM green illuminated square boxes , then do what must be done .....
matt
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The side windows of the top seemed hopelessly clouded and I assumed I'd be shopping for glass. But in removing them, a surprise:
The clouding is from old tinted film. Beneath that, clear glass.
No surprise for the rear window however.
The clouding is from old tinted film. Beneath that, clear glass.
No surprise for the rear window however.
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The cap on the black top has a big skylight hole. Found this top that is solid, has great gutters and intact glass. Between the two I'll have the hardtop option in winters.
Oh, and it was originally spring green.
Oh, and it was originally spring green.
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Found an older box trailer for camping. Didn't know much but that I liked it. Turns out it's from a company very much in business, Ruger. Being beige, I think it will look good behind this truck.
Looks like a M416 trailer somehow, great!
