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Weenie 3 got a ride today and some sun.
Builds Weenie 3 - Tilda Bogue Service Station
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I've been seeing a lot of the yellow 40 recently - is that new to the herd? Is there a thread on this one somewhere? It looks very...clean...
Builds - 1978 FJ40 Mustard Yellow - almost perfect thread.
Killing me with these photos @wngrog... Lockwood was funny trying to pose this shot
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Weenie3 is still sadly waiting to be called home
That said, I picked up a real nice item for it yesterday that it’s really been needing.
Photos tomorrow
That said, I picked up a real nice item for it yesterday that it’s really been needing.
Photos tomorrow
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Really stoked to be the steward of these beautiful original floor mats for Weenie 3
Yeah, the owner was Not scared to spend the money on the reproduction mats but held out to get some that looked right with this project.
Super stoked.
And of the record, I’ve been quite busy with other projects of others and my own so Weenie3 has been tucked away in my M416 shed for a couple of weeks and it fired right up like a champ.
Yeah, the owner was Not scared to spend the money on the reproduction mats but held out to get some that looked right with this project.
Super stoked.
And of the record, I’ve been quite busy with other projects of others and my own so Weenie3 has been tucked away in my M416 shed for a couple of weeks and it fired right up like a champ.
brian
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just noticed it still has the 3spd. late 73 manufacture date?
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10/73 so it has a F1.5 and a 3 speed. I really don’t hate the 3 speed as long as the brakes are good.
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Thank you sir. Learn something new every time I touch one.
Question on your oil lines. Just installed the JT Outfitters header on my ‘68 with original F engine. I have an oil line coming out of the block that touches the final header pipe. How do you avoid this with your install?
thanks!
Charles
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This truck has an F1.5 so it has a screw on filter.
I would Get a longer braided hose and wrap it where close
GeoW5
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phishtaco
Cincinnati
Great quarantine read thread. I guess now I need to get out and work on my 73 rustic green. Summer is around the corner.
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The pink golf cart died.
Weenie3 to the rescue
Weenie3 to the rescue
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Got a beautiful set of jump seats and covered them with Cruiser Corps covers today along with a spit shine and Fluid Film rub
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Took the first door into the shop. I’ve literally not looked at them in months. I was expecting the bottom to be rotten like 75% of them I’ve had are but I was very pleased that they look great
They would not roll up because the runners were so crusty.
I pulled them out and put in some from City Racer and they were so thick the windows won’t roll up. Anyone else have this issue?
I got the 360* sprayer tip out and hoses the inside of the door with Fluid Film.
How cool is it when you wind the original barriers are in place.
Gaskets going back on. 3M weatherstrip glue and paper clips
They would not roll up because the runners were so crusty.
I pulled them out and put in some from City Racer and they were so thick the windows won’t roll up. Anyone else have this issue?
I got the 360* sprayer tip out and hoses the inside of the door with Fluid Film.
How cool is it when you wind the original barriers are in place.
Gaskets going back on. 3M weatherstrip glue and paper clips
What or who’s weatherstripping are you using...I’m nearly at this stage on my project?? Thanks in advance!
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City Racer
brian
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did you read up on the issues with his door weatherstrip adhesion problems?
