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I used Dupli color wheel paint from Advance. Graphite. Base and clear. This was for the bumper wing.

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Finally got some time to work on the 80. Got the bumper lights installed and the winch mostly installed minus finishing some wiring

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Finally got the White Knuckle sliders on. The skid for the t-case will have to wait till I put the gears in. They look great, and with the top plate, no risk of slipping into the whole and breaking anything.

I will tell you, they took about a week to install. Body work, paint, new door speakers, weatherstrips, mouldings, drivers door handle, all to get them on! Oh and Betsy to install nuts and bolts while I held them in place.😊

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HOT day finishing up the Tacoma but it's fully done and my brother just left with it 15 minutes ago. Autumn enjoyed the pool and Lauren helped me give it a bath. All my measurements lined up and I tested 4wd, low range, and the locker for fun in the ditch. Thank you so much to you guys for the advice along the way, especially to @Toyodajunkie for the welding help and @Land Shark for letting me borrow some good tools throughout the whole project. @matzell I'll point him to you when the leaf spring breaks off on his way home.

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matzell said:
Finally got the White Knuckle sliders on. The skid for the t-case will have to wait till I put the gears in. They look great, and with the top plate, no risk of slipping into the whole and breaking anything.

I will tell you, they took about a week to install. Body work, paint, new door speakers, weatherstrips, mouldings, drivers door handle, all to get them on! Oh and Betsy to install nuts and bolts while I held them in place.😊

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Dang that's looking real nice
 
FamilyCamper said:
HOT day finishing up the Tacoma but it's fully done and my brother just left with it 15 minutes ago. Autumn enjoyed the pool and Lauren helped me give it a bath. All my measurements lined up and I tested 4wd, low range, and the locker for fun in the ditch. Thank you so much to you guys for the advice along the way, especially to @Toyodajunkie for the welding help and @Land Shark for letting me borrow some good tools throughout the whole project. @matzell I'll point him to you when the leaf spring breaks off on his way home.

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Very impressive! This was a huge project and you knocked that out in no time
 
In an attempt to make Lynchburg Lemonade look a little better for its trip out to SAS 8. I decided to clean up the body from where I laid it over last year out there. I worked the metal first and then skimmed with body filler.

I need to lay some paint down, but it should look a bit better from 20 feet!😁
I also have Betsy sewing a steering wheel cover on.

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matzell said:
In an attempt to make Lynchburg Lemonade look a little better for its trip out to SAS 8. I decided to clean up the body from where I laid it over last year out there. I worked the metal first and then skimmed with body filler.

I need to lay some paint down, but it should look a bit better from 20 feet!😁
I also have Betsy sewing a steering wheel cover on.

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Oh no while its still in the truck. Bet she had fun with that
 
Picked up a new project thanks to Rob, jumped right in and picked up a new (150k) motor for it and started on some small stuff. Cleaned outside, disassembled engine bay to prepare to pull, and today @Land Shark accompanied me to scavenge a radiator shroud and intake assembly from a parts truck west of Richmond. Ended up with a steal on the parts and a very nice driver seat. This project would not be happening without the community and I wouldn't have the confidence to do it without this club and the support I know I have so thank you to all I really appreciate all of it.

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