cruisedeisel
Toyota's for life
I am surprised that your not shredding your old bicycle tubes, fabbing up some molds an pumping these plugs out like a Somalian with three grains of rice for lunch in his pocket.
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I am surprised that your not shredding your old bicycle tubes, fabbing up some molds an pumping these plugs out like a Somalian with three grains of rice for lunch in his pocket.
stevebradford
In the shop
Im still waiting in anticipation to watch him carve a turbo out of a solid block of aluminum with only his skill, wood lathe and the drill press being used like a hand operated CNC milling machine.
That guys a pussy. Real man would just stand there and bleed.
Im looking for some FJ62 rear retractable seat belts so I can finally have a rear seat again!
Pretty good chance I have some. Had a set from the blue bj60, and then @PeeZed was threatening to give me more of them. (don't actually remember if he did or not...
)I can have a proper dig for them next week if you don't find any closer
Pretty good chance I have some. Had a set from the blue bj60, and then @PeeZed was threatening to give me more of them. (don't actually remember if he did or not...
I can have a proper dig for them next week if you don't find any closer
I may still have that box...but I'll check and confirm...did some culling myself a few months back.
Pretty good chance I have some. Had a set from the blue bj60, and then @PeeZed was threatening to give me more of them. (don't actually remember if he did or not...
I can have a proper dig for them next week if you don't find any closer
Pm'd
Just for you, fawker....
Found a chunk of starboard that's about the right size while doing the mother of all shop cleanups.
Starboard isn't the ideal material, it's a bit too rigid. Soaking in hot water might fix that, but I think a chunk of nylon or something would be better, but either way, this was a good way to kill a half hour when I was sick of moving heavy s*** back and forth.
We'll see how long they last. If they start falling out because they cracked when getting popped in I'll hit ye olde plastic shoppe for something with a bit more flex.
cruisedeisel
Toyota's for life
Just for you, fawker....
Love it!
stevebradford
In the shop
Looks like we have a local Landcruisr fabricator In the Cowichan valley. Anyone know who this is?
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Wild guess, but might be Antonio?Looks like we have a local Landcruisr fabricator In the Cowichan valley. Anyone know who this is?
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I took the carpet piece off mine years ago, never really saw the need to replace it, unless it's as a lid for storage.
Looking for some rear quarterpanels and a frame, anybody have anything? Located in Vancouver and Qualicum
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Know of 1/4s for a 40. Are you looking for 60 series?
GTSSportCoupe
2LTE abuser
ISO: 80 series front radius arms.
Want to try swapping them on my LJ. They are the same length/bushings etc, but have a better caster angle. Tired of my darty steering; my castor correction bushings just don't cut it.
Want to try swapping them on my LJ. They are the same length/bushings etc, but have a better caster angle. Tired of my darty steering; my castor correction bushings just don't cut it.
YardPig
SILVER Star
Probably, have to go digging...
Update - Digging through loose parts netted zero return. Thinking back i believe i ginsued up a couple pairs for my 100 SAS mockup.
There is a pair still attached to a rig out back, but its nestled basically half assed on its belly so would require more exercise then i wish to participate in this year. You in a panic?
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1fz-fe engine for sale, transmission and transfer case for sale from a 1993 fzj80. 500,000km on the engine. Everything was working great when I pulled it from the truck. Pics should follow soon. Everything is located in Comox. Trying to sell before January 4th. $600 obo. for everything. Let me know if anyone is interested. Also have alot of interior parts from LHD and RHD 80 series that will need to be cleaned out.
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GTSSportCoupe
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Thanks for the pictures! No rush at all. Sometime next year is just fine. I could come up and help remove them too if you want.
GTSSportCoupe
2LTE abuser
ISO:
60 or 70 series front axle with manual hubs in decent shape.
All I really need are spindles/hubs/and free wheel assembly (both sides with associated axle nuts and hub cone washers etc). I don't need the axle shafts/housing/knuckles/birfields/brakes. But if someone wants to sell the entire front axle intact, I'll definitely consider it.
I'm not sure of the various models of 60 series axles; but I believe they'll work for me as long as the axle hub end is 30 spline. And any of the manual hub 70 series ones should work I believe.
I'm looking to get rid of my e-hubs. They gave me a bit of grief last week for the first time since I initially rebuilt them ~7 years ago. I've been meaning to get to pulling apart the front axle again for another service. I'm a little more motivated now, and would like to dump the e-hubs while I'm in there....
60 or 70 series front axle with manual hubs in decent shape.
All I really need are spindles/hubs/and free wheel assembly (both sides with associated axle nuts and hub cone washers etc). I don't need the axle shafts/housing/knuckles/birfields/brakes. But if someone wants to sell the entire front axle intact, I'll definitely consider it.
I'm not sure of the various models of 60 series axles; but I believe they'll work for me as long as the axle hub end is 30 spline. And any of the manual hub 70 series ones should work I believe.
I'm looking to get rid of my e-hubs. They gave me a bit of grief last week for the first time since I initially rebuilt them ~7 years ago. I've been meaning to get to pulling apart the front axle again for another service. I'm a little more motivated now, and would like to dump the e-hubs while I'm in there....
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