BTW less schwab will media blast and powder coat wheels for about 25 bucks a wheel
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Hell yeah, you rock.
Good to know about the powder coating. I'll do that after I get the fifth. Now I need to get that rubber off the rear. Hopefully it's not too dry rotted to put back onto the new hub. It holds air, but I want to save it as my spare, if possible.
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Congrats on the new thread title
At first it didn't matter to me, but I don't want anyone to stumble upon this a long time from now and possibly be confused.
A lot of the 70 Series owners are at the age where they are confused when they get out of bed in the mornings.
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Please register here: U.S. 70's Registration.
Thanks
Thanks
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I registered it from the link at the top of the 70s Tech forum... I noticed other, non 70 cruisers in there, but figured it might be a catch-all.
edit: This is where I registered it, I'll add it to the US list as well. 70 Series Registry
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I'm a total dork. The Japanese owner left some service station receipts in the visor. I tracked down where he fueled the car by starting with the telephone number and name of the gas station.
Google Maps
My car lived in Kanra, Gunma Prefecture, Northwest of Tokyo in a rather nice looking country town.
Google Maps
My car lived in Kanra, Gunma Prefecture, Northwest of Tokyo in a rather nice looking country town.
That reminds me, I need to remove those receipts for that whorehouse in Southern Mississippi when I get home. It could confuse the next owner. 
I'm a total dork. The Japanese owner left some service station receipts in the visor. I tracked down where he fueled the car by starting with the telephone number and name of the gas station.
Google Maps
My car lived in Kanra, Gunma Prefecture, Northwest of Tokyo in a rather nice looking country town.
That's way cool.
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That reminds me, I need to remove those receipts for that whorehouse in Southern Mississippi when I get home. It could confuse the next owner.
Do you itemize your visits for tax purposes, or does your company reimburse you for entertaining customers?
It already has .... Been wondering about those ...That reminds me, I need to remove those receipts for that whorehouse in Southern Mississippi when I get home. It could confuse the next owner.
"Southern Mississippi whorehouse...."
Is that the local feed store?
Is that the local feed store?
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AKA "Home.""Southern Mississippi whorehouse...."
Is that the local feed store?
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Took the girl up to Rainier yesterday. Had heaps and heaps of people asking about it.
Me on the left and my hapless passenger. He wanted a fake steering wheel.
The payoff.
Me on the left and my hapless passenger. He wanted a fake steering wheel.
The payoff.
SAWEET
My wife says the same thing about two lane road trips...but I think she's lobbying for a REAL wheel like the postal carrier mods. In case I wander into coming traffic.
My wife says the same thing about two lane road trips...but I think she's lobbying for a REAL wheel like the postal carrier mods. In case I wander into coming traffic.
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I'm not sure I understand. This is already a right hand drive car. I get "Postal Carrier" comments all the time. The guy in the car is the passenger.
Sorry I was unclear and supposedly humorous post. She is the passenger as well and doesn't like riding next to oncoming traffic, so would like to have the option of steering from HER wheel if she feels like it - like I start drifting into the other (oncoming lane).
Jennifer has damned near ripped the grab handle off the dash with steering motions a few times
