Did you ever find any? no worries if not. I feel like I can modify some to make it work too. Thanks!
Unfortunately not, it looks like we've clearanced them all.
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Did you ever find any? no worries if not. I feel like I can modify some to make it work too. Thanks!
No worries Kurt! I appreciate you looking.Unfortunately not, it looks like we've clearanced them all.
Did you get “cherished value” coverage as well? I think for mine it was like $10-15 more a year and you automatically get the vehicle back if totaled; no buybackWell I got some insurance so I can get a plate on this piggy! I did Haggerty this time and I got it for half the price that I was doing for farm bureau that the fj40 was insured by. I feel pretty good about it. I got it insured for a number that wont be devastating if we have some sort of natural disaster. I will be heading off the island in early September and will get the plate when I am off the island.
Hell yeah I did! its cool they do that. I actually am pretty pleased with the insurance price. Puts the mind at ease. ( I sound like a satisfied customer commercial)Did you get “cherished value” coverage as well? I think for mine it was like $10-15 more a year and you automatically get the vehicle back if totaled; no buyback
All cruiser projects suspended here on Hatteras for storm prep too. Buxton has been taking a beating the last two high tide cycles, but at least there shouldn't be any sound tide with this one. It is nice to have the island quiet and empty.So we have a couple of storms coming. so the 55 is jacked up on blocks and on High ground the best I could with what I had. there is an evacuation order in effect right now. My wife and I are staying. From what I was told from somebody on the discussion with the Emergency board, the main reason for evac was overwash from the ocean on HW12 that could impact the use of the main road. and EMS will not be able to do their job. that being said I still have major PTSD from the last major storm we had in 2019. I would 100% try to drive the land cruiser off the island if I had a tag on it. RIght now as I am typing this the sun is out and there is no wind. BUT the Ocean is angry for sure. Kinda the calm before the storm. Ill be sure to post at the end of the week and give an update. I really flipping need to build a platform for my stuff.
all being said above, I am slowly getting the 55 back together. Just with this storm stuff everything is at a stand still.
I am still debating what I am going to do as for tires and wheels. as soon as I get back from this Maine wedding trip and all this storm stuff is settled I am going to buy something for the 55. My top 4 options right now that I think I like are from most expensive to cheapest: 1. city racer wheels with 750 r16 bf goodrich mud terrains. (my ideal set up for stock suspension) 2. city racer 16 or 70 series 16 inch with 235 85 r16 tires of some sort. Link to the 70 series wheels - (Steel Wheel - Fits 16x6" 4x/5x/6x/7x Applications (WHL60262) - https://cruiserteq.com/steel-wheel-fits-16x6-4x-5x-6x-7x-applications-whl60262/) 3. city racer with bias ply power kings. 4. OEM rims with 30x9.50 bfgoodrich all terrains. I think these are my best options. I'll be sure to post when I get something under it.
As the title of the build states- I do want this land cruiser to be the family wagon so I am keeping it more stock for the time being.
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Other updates: I ordered the toyota headlights for it - the koito headlight kit. I got it for a deal at 38$. I also got the headlight switch from city racer. I dont think these will come in any time soon due to the weather.
Luckily we have just had some wash over on the north end of the Island. probably more later. But like you said sound side flooding is the bad one for us and It has not been bad. I saw some drone footage up there that showed similar to the images above. Buxton is getting it worse than down here I think. I saw some of the biggest surf I have seen in a long time yesterday and today.All cruiser projects suspended here on Hatteras for storm prep too. Buxton has been taking a beating the last two high tide cycles, but at least there shouldn't be any sound tide with this one. It is nice to have the island quiet and empty.
Buxton Tuesday afternoon, all photos by Don Bowers of Island Free Press:
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Its going to be great for down here man! You are pretty close to getting yours back going right? again gotta have a 55 meet up here at some point.A perfect truck for the island!
What are the safety precautions. I feel like I have seen a step by step on mud too.Let us know if you decide to replace those tires yourself. It's doable very safely but there is a safety precaution or two to consider.
All the normal stuff. Stand with your body out of the way before you begin airing, etc. But the one belt and suspender precaution is to wrap a chain through the center of the rim, around the tire, and hook the chain on itself. That way if the retaining ring were to slip while airing up, it can't go anywhere. Make sure your tube protectors are good (they go over the rim, under the tube).What are the safety precautions. I feel like I have seen a step by step on mud too.
Yeah my thought was to do the chain thing and then use the Milwaukee portable air thing to fill it up with the tires under the shed. I think I am going to go for it. I have been saying for years I wanted to get those power king tires on a cruiser and I am going to do it.All the normal stuff. Stand with your body out of the way before you begin airing, etc. But the one belt and suspender precaution is to wrap a chain through the center of the rim, around the tire, and hook the chain on itself. That way if the retaining ring were to slip while airing up, it can't go anywhere. Make sure your tube protectors are good (they go over the rim, under the tube).