Archie 1962 FJ25
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Does that mean, you got trailer socket bracket too? Any chance of making a repro?
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Does that mean, you got trailer socket bracket too? Any chance of making a repro?
Do you have an image of what this trailer socket bracket is supposed to look like?
Archie 1962 FJ25
Autocrat
oregon fj
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That bracket and the socket are the only things my '64 is missing as well. Decided I'm not going to sweat it.
Archie 1962 FJ25
Autocrat
Socket is not a big deal, plenty available on eBay. Bracket is another story.
No don't have that. Nor the pintle hook or the hand crank bracket or the winch. But those parts were not on our 40 when new.
Still looking for the dual sided turn signals.
treeroot was going to make a repro using mine...you might hit him up and see if he's got an eta yet?
Archie 1962 FJ25
Autocrat
He seems to be busy.
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Nothing says, "Don't tailgate me" like the 5 gallons of gas that the tailgater would hit first.
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Not that a tailgater is paying any attention or ponders their mortality and flammability.
Actually, perhaps this was thoughtless of me. Out of concern for my fellow motorist I should only carry fuel in the cabin and under the seat of my passenger.
Actually, perhaps this was thoughtless of me. Out of concern for my fellow motorist I should only carry fuel in the cabin and under the seat of my passenger.
Archie 1962 FJ25
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Forget the Jerry can, I am so loving those tyres.
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Don't know when Koito changed from its round logo to the present day's, but I sure like this glass.
Perhaps, as has been suggested, I should change my name to HelloKoito.
Perhaps, as has been suggested, I should change my name to HelloKoito.
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Anyone know what brand of the glass fuses came on a Jan. '64 built FJ40, and if authentic ones are available?
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Excellent. Thanks.
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"I say to you, Ask and you shall receive; seek and you shall find; knock and it shall be opened." @RAGINGMATT is sending me a few of these from his stash, _and_ a cigarettee lighter gratis in my upcoming knob and switch order.
Apparently early glass Toyota OEM fuses were color coded in the same way as the modern spade ones are today.
Miss Kitty will get her proper F.D knob all shiny soon.
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State of Miss K's tool roll. Updates include the correct 250 mm adjustible wrench (oval pad and "Made in Japan" on back), and 200 mm MPAT pliers. No sign of an OH-c 1 lb. hammer yet (large OH symbol). A blue 6 wrench KTC clip and TEQ marked grease pump are also on the wish list. Maybe it's sour grapes, but I'm thinking I'll survive without them. The top number three tool loop should be an inch lower, and wonder if anyone has successfully lowered one to imitate the prior design?
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More on the early TEQ fuses @RAGINGMATT says were color coded. Got 17 in a NOS Toyota fuse block for a Toyota of unknown make and vintage. Don't think I'll use the fuses except for pictures and show. Anyone know when they started and stopped? The Teal Shpeal will get some too.
