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Squadron Sports might go in some stock fog light holes....FWIW I've run the squadron sports in Amber and with the speeds Land Cruisers go I don't think you need much bigger. I'm also lower income.
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Squadron Sports might go in some stock fog light holes....FWIW I've run the squadron sports in Amber and with the speeds Land Cruisers go I don't think you need much bigger. I'm also lower income.
The LP6s are the only thing that doesn't look 1987 in that picbeen eyeing a set of amber ones for an upcoming build.
@Bogan 80's era film cameras give such a nice raw feel to their pictures. Especially love that mid format look. My stupid Pentax K1000 from high school still shoots some of my favorite pictures.
Nice Baja Designs btw I was worried I'm alone in my fanboydom there. I like how the LP6's fill out the traditional space you'd expect aux lights to use.
Odd Iron secret paint.What paint or coating is on your turbo?
I tried the rattle can high temp stuff and even baked it in a kiln as directed but the stuff fell off fairly quickly.
Accomplished this week on my BJ73:
- Winched it up! After starting install a month ago, finally got it wired.
- Rear Main / Front Input / Clutch / Clutch Slave. Done by a shop - happy to have it not leaking all over the place. [Delayed the winch install]
- Replaced Flasher from Odd Iron for LED. What a PITA to get to it. Otherwise, LEDs are super bright and nice.
- Replaced Air Filter Housing with one from HZJ79 [Thx @Onur for the tip] to make way for snorkel install.
[Also have the recovery point from Odd Iron, but need to do that ...]
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I like your bumper and the jack mount.
What is the round-ended object protruding in front of the tire in your photo?
She looks great but does have 200k miles, which is a lot. Hopefully was taken care of.That looks very nice and clean from the video. Much nicer than mine was. Is it 200K KM, or 200K miles? If it is 200K km I wouldn't worry. I have a 89 BJ73 base model that came from spain. One peculiar thing to look at on vehicles from Spain is the cooling system. Rub your fingers down the fins on the radiator, If they crumble when you push them it is a original radiator and will need recore or replacement. Does the heater work, or has it been bypassed/disconnected with a hose simply looping around the engine. Spain is warm and antifreeze is often not use so there is more corrosion in the cooling systems of their vehicles. This is a good bargaining point as recore or made to bolt in radiator will be $400+ and labor cost. A new aluminum radiator that requires some minor fabrication (drilling bolt holes) can be had for $150. Look at the freeze plugs on the sides of the engine block and ensure they are not leaking, or patched up with JB weld/epoxy putty. (this is easy to repair with new plugs, or the dorman rubber bolt on freeze plugs without removing the engine). For someone who doesn't know it's easy to say "this engine has leaking freeze plugs and I'll have to pull the engine to get at it to replace the plug properly" which is a great bargaining point.
It looks like the original paint. If not look for bondo around the normal rust repair areas(windshield frame, rear fenders and quarters).
People say the LJ is prone to cracking heads, but it has coil suspension so it should ride better and have better articulation off road. The heavier duty landcruiser with leaf springs may survive some types of abuse better/longer,(hitting unmarked potholes or washouts at night at speed on some 3rd world country highway while having the vehicle overloaded or when your survival dictates you have to cross a obstacle to get where you are going so you have to use speed with no care about breaking the truck) but you won't need to subject it to that stateside.
Lastly I would say flush all political correctness from your mind and think up the worst stereotypes/behavior of the culture and people where the vehicle comes from and how they may mistreat or not care for a vehicle or do shoddy repair work. Now go look for those problems.
How NOT to install an aux fuel tank. This rear tank was removed yesterday, to be replaced with a new OEM version.
It was never plumbed correctly and the transfer mechanism didn’t work (other than that everything was fine)
De-Proffitt-izing a truck takes a lot of effort.View attachment 2417642