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Builds The '93 Troopy Hodgepodge (1 Viewer)
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Oh ya, here are the backing plates for the table, used Sikaflex to adhere them.
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loving your door cards ..
Please , please amigo do not replace your oem door cards with something like this !
I will summon las brujas del rio to come and haunt you if you do
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Thoughts on this drop down table? Have been thinking about putting one on my troopy
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Please , please amigo do not replace your oem door cards with something like this !
I will summon las brujas del rio to come and haunt you if you do
Would no use of these in Cleopatra .. she's not going to see any action anytime soon that will requiere something like ..
was one of those long pendings for RIP Tencha ..
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I personally think these or OEM LX trim look best.
However I don’t mind the ones we installed at all. I think they look good, easy to clean and will match the dash. The metal portion of the dash is powder coated black with grey panels, just like the doors.
Personally not a fan of raw aluminum or other “plain Jane” panels I see on the market. All that really matters though is that the owner likes it.
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However I don’t mind the ones we installed at all. I think they look good, easy to clean and will match the dash. The metal portion of the dash is powder coated black with grey panels, just like the doors.
Personally not a fan of raw aluminum or other “plain Jane” panels I see on the market. All that really matters though is that the owner likes it.
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Wiring harness finalized.
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how do you go about measuring these for making one from scratch? string?
Very carefully
I feel like this is one of the most impressive parts on these builds.
I cannot imagine how many hours of reverse engineering and recreating this harness took!! And I would guess, without needing to know the secret sauce of SNLC, that these have to be modified from even the OEM harness based on the hodgepodge nature of the build.
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I’m going to make a very educated guess that is a +300 hour picture right there.
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I really do like that this Troopy has the wide nose body yet the older dash. You could actually get 70-series like this the first few years of the wide nose, so like 2008-10’ish.
See what I mean about the black/grey dash and now door cards?
just needs some grey One Stones in my opinion!
I am digging the OEM switches. Power mirrors obviously, but also CDL, sub tank, driving light, new OEM clock, 70-series locker switch and bezel, ect.
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See what I mean about the black/grey dash and now door cards?
just needs some grey One Stones in my opinion!I am digging the OEM switches. Power mirrors obviously, but also CDL, sub tank, driving light, new OEM clock, 70-series locker switch and bezel, ect.
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