Builds Unicorns are real... My dream car FJ73 build (3 Viewers)

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If you have not watched the Princess Bride, leave work right now, grab your wife and some popcorn and enjoy the next two hours with more silly lines than I can count.....

 
I say yes
 
Your truck is a Spaniard isn't it?

Exactly. And most are right hand drive; however, this is truly left handed. (reverse engineering)
 
Anybody want a peanut?
 
Anybody want a peanut?
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I talked to that actor at an ATM machine in Charlottesville VA.
Said he was writing a book.
 
Be careful....

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have fun storming the castle!!

 
Been daily driving Inigo the last few months and having a ball with it... the fan has kept the temps down -- however, we are in winter so not a true test.

With 70 degree days, I started seeing the temps go up to 230 again. I really don't like that. So, plan is to get a aluminum radiator. Not sure if I have to go full custom made, or even where to start here. Any advice is appreciated.
 
Been daily driving Inigo the last few months and having a ball with it... the fan has kept the temps down -- however, we are in winter so not a true test.

With 70 degree days, I started seeing the temps go up to 230 again. I really don't like that. So, plan is to get an aluminum radiator. Not sure if I have to go full custom made, or even where to start here. Any advice is appreciated.
Personally, go custom made. The Chinese eBay seem to last 2-3 years from what I’ve read on here before failure.

Ron davis and be done.

Heck, using my top tanks and just rebuilding mine with new cores from a shop was $780.
 
Personally, go custom made. The Chinese eBay seem to last 2-3 years from what I’ve read on here before failure.

Ron davis and be done.

Heck, using my top tanks and just rebuilding mine with new cores from a shop was $780.
vinegar flush killed my china aluminum radiator. It's a shame that it is so expensive now to get a radiator recored. In 91' in rural upstate SC I paid $140 to recore the radiator on my FJ40. Adjusted for inflation that would be $319 today. I haven't heard of anyone mention a price of recoreing less than $500-600 these days.
 

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