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My 16 yr old son’s (@SipLife) he is rebuilding. We call her Bluebonnet. She is now a TX rig. Aptly named after the state flower of TX. It will remain Patina. Focused on getting the drive train bulletproof. It will get a 2HT with H55. 70 series front and rear axles. Disc brakes.

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Bluebonnets Twin...

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This one keeps trying to hide under cruiser parts.
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55 series rustyness
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I cleaned all the glass on the fleet. Then I got inspired to shine the other surfaces. First with the 720, I tried ditching the Meguires for Boeshield out of a bottle, because it leaves the black primer bumper looking really water spotted and grey after a few weeks.

I've never jumped all-in with it before on the repainted Land Cruiser, so I'd give it a try today. Boeshield on a coffee filter is so much less time and work than a regular wax, and it leaves no white in the chips, rough paint, and rust. I keep it away from all weatherstripping, though. Straight-up axle grease with a toothbrush on the serious rust. Let's see how long it can go without looking dull.

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