What did you do on your 70 series today? (10 Viewers)

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mold?
 
do you live near distilleries? that almost looks like ethanol related mold from distillery off gassing
 
Tar from driving on a freshly sprayed road? If it was wintertime and you lived in Korea I'd say it's coal cinder dust/ash.
Maybe, lots of construction going on right now in SoCal
 
Some times I want to do this to my 70….

Knowing full well many gunmen from the Western counties have been blowing up 70 series trucks since October of 1984.

😂😂

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Some times I want to do this to my 70….

Knowing full well many gunmen from the Western counties have been blowing up 70 series trucks since October of 1984.

😂😂

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Hello,

"A bullet will not stop one. A mine will, but most of times we can repair it and put it back in service," said an Ethiopian mechanic, referring to Land Cruisers, in an article written during the civil war in that country. She then went on saying that such a vehicle is what helps causes like hers.

An anti-matériel rifle round or an anti-tank mine, no less, if the intention is to disable it permanently...






Juan
 
oh wait its a rhd isnt it....
do it
😆
 
Do you love near any rail tracks? Some of it looks like Rail Dust, if it is, there are specific ways to remove it.
Yes a railroad runs maybe 1/4 mile from my house.
 
Yes a railroad runs maybe 1/4 mile from my house.
Research the removal process and execute asap, it can cause some real damage if left unaddressed.
 
Yes a railroad runs maybe 1/4 mile from my house.

Hello,

Some dust looks like rust or mold. Railroad and construction dust come to mind, so does volcanic ash.

It is better to remove it by using a damp cloth or by hosing it with water. It might be abrasive, and it might scratch the paint if removed with a dry cloth or a brush.





Juan
 
Hello,

Some dust looks like rust or mold. Railroad and construction dust come to mind, so does volcanic ash.

It is better to remove it by using a damp cloth or by hosing it with water. It might be abrasive, and it might scratch the paint if removed with a dry cloth or a brush.





Juan
Would seem that it is 100% iron based. Because I live about 200 yards from the ocean, we get fog in the morning. I believe this is surface rust that's I impacting the paint. Comes off with iron remover.

May need to get my paint professionally corrected and waxed very heavily to protect the poor quality paint job that was done in Oman.

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Nothing super exciting but I did get my door drain holes unplugged so my doors can stop filling up with water when it rains or I wash my KZJ 78. Which is good because I'm in Okinawa and it rains a fair amount with plenty of typhoon season left. I also picked up my Dobinsons suspension from the post office. Hopefully I can get it put on soon.
 

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