Installed the summer rubbers...
What did you do on your 70 series today? (16 Viewers)
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Bludozer
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Think those might be my favorite cruiser wheels of all time. They work so perfectly on every series. Looking good!
.... and tooled around the property...
They are indeed.
LuckyDevil
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Made a more proper cup holder. I do like my coffee.
Went camping, took a drive Saturday, one minute it was blowing snow, next minute blue skies.
Love the high desert in the spring.
Couple more, the troopy is slow on the freeway, with or without the trailer, but I don't care, its a short drive to get out to where we went and it's nice to have the camper when the weather turns. We had every type of precipitation this weekend, rain, snow, sleet, hail, grapple, mist...etc.
Love the high desert in the spring.
Couple more, the troopy is slow on the freeway, with or without the trailer, but I don't care, its a short drive to get out to where we went and it's nice to have the camper when the weather turns. We had every type of precipitation this weekend, rain, snow, sleet, hail, grapple, mist...etc.
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Pimp.
Attacked my speedometer with a label maker. Now I don’t have to keep Waze on all the time to tell me my speed...
Also did a little (really a ton) of work to get these seats in the truck. They are Recaros out of a 1995 Audi URS6. Have the power working, still sorting the seat heaters.
The biggest limitation with these seats is they do not tilt forward beyond the electrical adjustment. There is no lever to fold them forward. Makes getting into the rear seat difficult.
This is the first time I can say that I am comfortable driving the truck. The old seats plus the placement of the go-peddle always had me twisted in my seat. VERY comfortable now. Extremely pleased with the results.
The biggest limitation with these seats is they do not tilt forward beyond the electrical adjustment. There is no lever to fold them forward. Makes getting into the rear seat difficult.
This is the first time I can say that I am comfortable driving the truck. The old seats plus the placement of the go-peddle always had me twisted in my seat. VERY comfortable now. Extremely pleased with the results.
LuckyDevil
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The digihub app and a old cell phone works. You don't need a sim card, gps usually still works for speed.
Built a portable power station out of some surplus batteries and an old toolbox.
If you have OEM LandCruiser mats with the hold down mounts, but no retainer clips in your carpet/vinyl, I bought these little twisty retainer clips to hold them in place. Mine would move around a lot. Works as intended, 2 for $7, I'm pleased.
I’ve never relied on any of my Land Cruisers as my sole means of transportation but as of next week that will change. I’m putting all of my faith in the ole pickup. 
Brave choice but it is a Toyota. Is your Taco going to a good home?I’ve never relied on any of my Land Cruisers as my sole means of transportation but as of next week that will change. I’m putting all of my faith in the ole pickup.
Yes, it’s staying local.
You'll be fine! I did the same, sold my new tacoma and bought a 70 series to DD. Enjoy the journey!
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Really? I've owned nothing but Land Cruisers for 20+ years now (the same ones), I'd be scared to put my faith in anything else at this point.
Not bad for a 33 year old. I had 250,000 miles on a 1990 4runner after 12 years.
