Stan- looks awesome! ALL the locker work AND a knuckle rebuild in a weekend?? Wow!
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Drove the 40 to work for the first time this year after upgrading my Alt, stripping off the air compressor and replacing belts.![]()
Drove the 40 to work for the first time this year after upgrading my Alt, stripping off the air compressor and replacing belts.![]()
Thanks Gary. It's been fun, frustrating and everything in between. I get a real thrill when finishing even small projects on it. Learning a lot which was part of why I wanted to get a 40.
I was distracted by the new Tundra this weekend and didn't touch Rambling Wrek. Felt guilty. I still have big plans for changes I'd like to make to it. I need to start a thread on it but no time.
Replaced a leaking steering box with a freshly rebuilt one, then mounted up a set of old school steelies and hubcaps with BFG 33" KM2 skinnies. Gotta send a shout out to our local cruiser parts depot @shmuksterfor helping me with the hardware procurement for both upgrades. Thanks Gary...and here's the new look.
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This truck is gorgeous. You don't happen to find yourself in norther DE often, do you? I saw a very similar truck to this one (albeit with stock wheels) coming home from work the other day. Was going to honk and wave but realized I was in the Mazda, not the 40, and would probably just look like a lunatic!