Builds My Mountain Bike Hauler (2 Viewers)
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Found this tucked away in the front headliner area.
oh man thats AWESOME!!!!!!
prwillard2
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This says your model year is a 2008, which is uh, a couple years under 25 .
Edit: Disregard, this card is for a pajero.
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I guess we know what they replaced the Troopy with.
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Cleaning behind the dash. That fesh-fesh crap really dries out my hands and exacerbates my eczema. Check out the label. It's interesting to see that the stereo was assembled in the USA.
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A care package from @cruiseroutfit came in, too. The front end is a bit loose and I hope this will take care of most of the issues (along with an alignment and tire balancing).
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My buddy @joekatana had some new jump seats and a brown rear vinyl mat. If you ever need 70 series parts, check with Joe first. He brings in cool and hard to find stuff from Europe (including trucks).
I think I'm going to just run one or two jump seats and will build some storage cabinets.
I think I'm going to just run one or two jump seats and will build some storage cabinets.
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Worked on making some new rear door panels. The flip down table was rattling like crazy before this. I used M6 threadserts to fasten them to the doors.
The short side got a Molle panel for some bags to hold a first aid kit and bike tools.
The short side got a Molle panel for some bags to hold a first aid kit and bike tools.
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I still need to stain and seal them. Thinking of going with a dark rich brown.
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Picked up some plywood for the floor and it didn't quite fit. I made it home OK though.
While that turned out to be a registration card from another vehicle, here is some legit provenance on your particular truck... I blacked out a bit of info so as not to publish things too personal. If you like this stuff hit me up in the DM's and I can email you all the import paperwork (unless you have all of this already).
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I built this simple platform to mount the ARB fridge up tight to the wall of the Troopy. Should work. I need to run a 12V circuit to the back of the truck.
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Someone needs to market a rear quarter panel accessory mount like Joey's Wit's End one for an 80. Lots of room in the rear quarter panel of the Troopy!
Still amazed by how clean the sheet metal is. Zero rust!
Still amazed by how clean the sheet metal is. Zero rust!
prwillard2
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Several in Australia make a pocket for an ARB dual.
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The headliner reveals another treasure. This key can unlock the glovebox lock.
Did your already buy a new door and lock? Or did you find that one in time?
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I didn't order one. I think I'm going to just use what I have since I now have a key. 
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I can't afford fancy Scheelmann seats but I can afford BMW e90 seats. These things are solid and the leather is in great shape.
These things are solid and the leather is in great shape.
prwillard2
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Planted brackets the way to go for seat mods!I can't afford fancy Scheelmann seats but I can afford BMW e90 seats.
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