The Dutch stole all 5-speed diesels! (nsfw?) HJ60 and BJ40

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My Hj is a money slurping crackHo that did a suicide attempt and almost crashed me into a tree, the way Falco died, should call her Jeanny :bang:



continue with the rear bench:
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The lower left bolt is not in the right place as it end up under the car in a box where it is unaccessible :bang: but no problem because it it very strong with 4 bolts.
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Underside, not touching any fuel lines, enough room but the protection plate has te be removed to see.

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Beautiful drive, how many countries did you tow that boat through? Looks like you picked it up in Croatia and dropped it in
Italy. The jump seat is a very good idea. Great for the 'just in case' extra people. You do have to go through a lot of inspections
though. Looks like we are pretty spoiled here in Canada, no rules about doing stuff like adding that seat. J
 
Cruiserpilot we went from the Netherlands trough Germany, Austria, Slovenia, Croatia and then back trough Italy= 4000 kilometer
The inspection was oke (I hate it) but there was no information about the rules so I was not sure it would pass, but just a solid mounting was enough! But the testguy left to check the computer soo that was a long 10 minutes :confused:

Finished and put the carpet and sidepanel back. Drilling trough the carpet does not work and the wires pull out when they entangle in the drill :(

fire extinguisher and life hammer should be fine.

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Forgot caps, found them in my pile of trouble called a barn.

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:bounce: :beer: :bounce2: :cheers: :steer:
This is important fot the insurance (they will not pay if an accident with 7 injured) and the police can also do a check and make a lot of (typical police...) problems if 7 is not written in the license.
So :moon: :flipoff2: all the problem makers, it's legalized! :smokin:

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Almost wrecked the 60, tie-rod fell of on very bumpy road, left side mirror hit the tree but no damage.
So lesson leaned: replace all tie-rods, not one :skull:

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I did the same once. Same drag link end as you, popped out at the same time 3 studs on my front left tire cracked. Almost lost my wheel and steering at the same time doing 80km/h
Tied it up like yours, 're tighten the wheel on the three left studs and drove about 100km home.
Amazing how easy some rope and duct tape lan fix such a catastrophic failure. Lovr simple mechanics.
 
lol so we learned a scary lesson, hope others replace the tie-rods sooner! :wrench::repost::wrench:

One more tie rod to replace and it was a scary trip to Germany, thanks Lasse ;)

:bounce2::beer: The 2015 bushtaxi treffen! :beer: :cheers: :bounce:
More pics in the link below, very nice cruisers! awesome restorations and a lot of self supporting people with a lot of multitools I suppose :cool:

Buschtaxi.net • Buschtaxi-Treffen 2015: DAS TAGEBUCH

the 'mountain' on the right is were we drove to to make pictures.
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No problems and another 1000 kilometer added, kids had a good time: my son was completely blown off with the sight of so many prepped cruisers (tough cars, maybe 1000?)

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So replace all the tierods at once, preferably the day you bought the car :repost:
I used two types "whattheycalled" but so much pressure it scares me :wrench:
 
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