Build My Willie (Toyota Land Cruiser HJ-61 thorough build)

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Door switches ready for installation.


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Beautiful :D

There are supposed to be little rubber cushions for the straps so that the tank rides on the cushions, not on the metal straps.
 
Beautiful :D

There are supposed to be little rubber cushions for the straps so that the tank rides on the cushions, not on the metal straps.

I did place a cushion similar to the ones place on the top of the fuel tank. It is actually felt cushion. The real cushion for the bottom is a protector and I believe is made of plastic based on the weight of .5 kg. See photo attached.


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Very nice, will you sell it when finished?
If I remove the tank one more time I will replace the clamps with screwable (...:confused:) because they have been on it for 25 years and somehow mine started leaking when using a fast truck diesel filler, :slap:
Not nice when road check guy smells diesel leaking, impossible to replace when tank is mounted.

I dont have that protector plate, is that an accessory? ( it does have the felt/carpet bit)
 
Very nice, will you sell it when finished?
If I remove the tank one more time I will replace the clamps with screwable (...:confused:) because they have been on it for 25 years and somehow mine started leaking when using a fast truck diesel filler, :slap:
Not nice when road check guy smells diesel leaking, impossible to replace when tank is mounted.

I dont have that protector plate, is that an accessory? ( it does have the felt/carpet bit)

:cheers: I am selling this for the right price. I mean, you can see what I put in to it. after this project, I still have a few in line. Next will be a BJ40 95% original. Then a VW Beetle.

When I bought Willie (my HJ61) it came as is without a protector for the tank. So I improvised a felt lining so the strap would not get into contact directly with the tank. Still serves the purpose.

I believe the protector plate is available in Amayama Trading. This is where I get most of the parts from. They are based in Singapore which is nearer the Philippines and less shipping cost for me. :clap::clap:
 
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:cheers: I am selling this for the right price. I mean, you can see what I put in to it. after this project, I still have a few in line. Next will be a BJ40 95% original. Then a VW Beetle.

When I bought Willie (my HJ61) it came as is without a protector for the tank. So I improvised a felt lining so the strap would not get into contact directly with the tank. Still serves the purpose.

I believe the protector plate is available in Amayama Trading. This is where I get most of the parts from. They are based in Singapore which is nearer the Philippines and less shipping cost for me. :clap::clap:

Cost for the protector from Japan and OEM US$38.66 excluding shipment.
 
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