Builds The '93 Troopy Hodgepodge

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First coat of ceramic is down.

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Unfortunately one of these tubs Tony bought awhile back is bad.

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That’s alright though, we have four gallons and it should be enough.

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Now the fun begins!

Put the mats in quick style for my old knees.

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Something this Troopy never had in its previous life.

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OEM goodies!

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OEM firewall pad.

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Now that is for a 2020-ish 78/79-series. The original 75-series is NLA. It will take a little bit of trimming but it fits reasonably well and is a nice finisher for the inside of the firewall.

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I ❤️ final assembly! 😋🤌

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New OEM windshield going in tomorrow, going to try and get the Alu-Cab on by end of the week.

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Not sure I mentioned it before but the Troopy originally had no tilt steering column.

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We decided to upgrade to a tilt column so I got this one from @joekatana

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It is a good column but we want to refresh it so I tore it all down.

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These parts are ready to go out for power coat.

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Dash firewall pad got trimmed to suit the 75-series firewall, I think it came out good.

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This joint and shaft (the u-joint is welded to the shaft) was the only one not in good shape. There is no play in the joint but it is real crunchy. So I ordered a new shaft that comes with the joint. A few bearings and some powder coat and the tilt column will be rebuilt and ready to go for decades.

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Fender flares!

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It was decided to do the main steel dash frame in satin black powder coat so cleaning it up and sending it out with the rest of our parts for powder.

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Wheels: FJ Company 4Runner/Tacoma 17” alloys with 4.75” of backspacing, 8.5” wide.

Tires: Falken Wildpeak AT in 285/75r17

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