Sorry. I mean the engine/ranger/trans/tc. While I physically have clearance on the firewall I don’t have much against the floor and steering box. I have the mounts only tacked in so I hope it won’t be a chore.
What did you do to your pig today? (5 Viewers)
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bobm
WTF, WTF, WTF!!!!
ask 
Put this heavy Mitch on
Is that RTT or a storage box?
Raise the section of floor, this will help with many of your future clearance issues too.
This 
In hindsight I should have raised the tunnel a tad, so I could of raised the motor and gained more clearance at the oil pan.
In hindsight I should have raised the tunnel a tad, so I could of raised the motor and gained more clearance at the oil pan.That’s a thought. I was just afraid to bash my header any more to get the steering box clearance. Until I saw this
Seems like no matter how much you bash a header it won’t affect performance.
Rooftop tent
RTH, rooftop house.
We call it “penthouse camping.”
Ya, I call it my Tenthouse apartment.
You guys sure have fun up there. 
sofj45
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"1970" rebuilt front axle, bearings, seals, disc brakes and then tossed the steering wheel that was on it from previous owner, Celica steering wheel. Retrofit a 80 series wheel from my kids play house cruiser. had to drill and add pegs to catch the blinkers for shut off. then need to finish removing the paint that they decided to add to the "landcruiser" indent. but feels better having a cruiser wheel and a horn that works
Way better!
You got a nice one too!
You got a nice one too!
That’s awesome
Actually says that on the side
Well i can see you can have lots of fun with that 55 , No worries about scratches or dents , You are a lets go there wheeler ! Auesome
Well not to jinx myself but haven’t had to work on my pig in several weeks and have just been driving it! This morning I drove my ‘69 to church and when I came out I had three new Ford Broncos parked next to me. About 120 of the church youth ages 12-17 sang a touching song about being a disciple of Jesus Christ. A very good morning for both me and the pig!
