Kind of covered it in the "What did you do to your 80...." thread.
Build What did you do to your Land Cruiser/Toyota/Lexus 4X4 this week?
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All it needs now is a GAU-8 mounted on it. LAND CRUSHERwow....so clean and shiny I need shades
What is that sheen all over the engine, dust collector?
Probably, it came with the detail.
No sir, i take the engine cover off instantly on any vehicle i buy!
New parts for the 80, but I may need some translation expertise. Got these from Akella.
I'll be the "Honker" and everyone else will be the "Honky".
I'll be the "Honker" and everyone else will be the "Honky".
Just don't be a "knob" about it! 
Or Noob.
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Theres an cell picture/translation app for that!
I changed the oil in my FJ80 and the dash lights started working again. WTF? I didn't know that they used hydraulic dash lights in 91's. 
also added some needed lighting to the hatch area...though I don't have any pics with me and I won't be at the meet tonight to show them off.
also added some needed lighting to the hatch area...though I don't have any pics with me and I won't be at the meet tonight to show them off.
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post up a pic when you get your camera of the rear hatch lighting please
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Coleman Cot Fits perfect, height, width and length!
@murf hooked me up with service again, this time on the wife's LX. Superb as always. Had some service items taken care of but also added some fun, tint all around and torsion bar adjustment.
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Got some serious training this weekend on a washed-out piece of trail heading to Alamo Lake. Even though we piled lots of rocks and packed it with dirt it was still sketchy. Combine that with the fact I’m still learning to negotiate obstacles… this happened. Thankfully I had some great tutors and a fellow Toyota to get me out. Can’t wait to join everyone on the next two ROTMs to get more training!!
Lesson learned, in situations like these, always trust your spotter... not your gut
Lesson learned, in situations like these, always trust your spotter... not your gut
didn't take pics of my rear hatch lighting yet, but ran down to Box Canyon with a friend for a quick morning run. At the one obstacle on the main trail he crawled up easily with his locked FZJ80...I opted to use speed and power. I win for flamboyance.