What did you do with your 60 this weekend? (14 Viewers)

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Explored Southern Utah with my family. 250 miles and saw three other vehicles. :) Find large natural arch in photos Grosvenor Arch
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Replaced the old "jalopy" antique plates with year of manufacture plates. Also found a cool 60 decal for the rear window! All this after the semi-annual waxing. Small stuff but fun and easy!
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Could you maybe take the minty-ness down a notch? You're making us look bad...
 
This morning I made some mounts for my Hi-lift to go on the backside of my ARB bumper. I don’t like the idea of having a heavy jack up on a roof rack, and it always ended up being one of the first things I loaded into the back when going out (so it was buried, as not to crush things).

I cut some short pieces of 1/8” wall square tube and welded 1/2” bolts to the backside then welded the tube to the ARB. I drilled some holes for clips in case the wing nuts back off, and cut apart some spare poly bushings I had laying around for isolators.

Winch controls are still accessible, and the jack comes out easily. It does block a little bit of the drivers side hi beam, but I rarely use the high beams anyway (I turn on the light bar if I need more light than low beams.) I could use a cable lock for security if I need to, but I don’t intend to leave the jack on all the time anyway.
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@Kleatus Love the "old school" ARBs. Great idea on the jack. Next "built" 60 I own might see a variation of this.
 
Used it

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Had a reasonably big weekend working on the 60 to get it ready for a 2 week camping trip coming up next weekend. Did some basic things like an oil and filter change and diesel filter change, then finished off hard-mounting my air compressor and installed a tyre pressure monitoring system. Next was to get rid of a couple of rattles, and then I moved on to the boat and boat trailer...
 
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I finished the new carpet install. Not too bad still a little lumpy in the front. I kept the original vinyl wheel arches in place. Thanks @dnp.

Also cleaned out the front cowl. I doubt this was ever done by the PO. And lubed up the wipers with Molykote 33. Good to have two speeds now.

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View attachment 1672888 View attachment 1672889 View attachment 1672890 View attachment 1672892 I finished the new carpet install. Not too bad still a little lumpy in the front. I kept the original vinyl wheel arches in place. Thanks @dnp.

Also cleaned out the front cowl. I doubt this was ever done by the PO. And lubed up the wipers with Molykote 33. Good to have two speeds now.

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Looks awesome!!...just ordered new seat cushions from SOR for next weekends project, but new carpet from dnp is on the list for next month. Did you add sound deadener?? Just saw another mudder's that also added the mats from dnp....they look awesome as well.
 
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Looks awesome!!...just ordered new seat cushions from SOR for next weekends project, but new carpet from dnp is on the list for next month. Did you add sound deadener?? Just saw another mudder's that also added the mats from dnp....they look awesome as well.
No extra sound/ heat proofing used. I just cleaned up the floor and used the jute that came with kit.

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