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What did you do with your 60 this weekend? (8 Viewers)
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Another addition to the lineup.. VC120 Charcoal canister mount for those with swaps or just want to update.
just the front doors for now. I still need to install the rear doors and hatch
No photos, but same here
This is so much nicer than what I did lol. Mine just loosely sits on top of the original mounting bracket.
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Meant to do some other work but damn, Gina! It’s hot!
Made these instead. I’ve got a bunch of this mechanical rubber and could make a bunch of these for cheapish…
Made these instead. I’ve got a bunch of this mechanical rubber and could make a bunch of these for cheapish…
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Need fresh hardware to install but will get an installed pic asap.
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Here you go. The Dorman Toyota Molding Retainers are dumb expensive at $5 for 5 (at Oreily’s) but you can now barely tell the entire truck isn’t fresh off the showroom floor in 1988.
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Here are the retainers I found at the auto parts store. Again, $5 for 5
After a heck of a work week it was really nice to get home on Friday and finish out the door trim and get a nice easy win to make the truck even quieter.
aaaaand add some bling bling at the same time. These 304SS foot plates finished out the door openings with the fresh new rubber trim seals added some extra fanciness. Easy Friday win!
Also, theres nothing more satisfying than peeling off protective film
If you are like me and really like all of the polished accents on the 60 series like the windshield trim, headlight buckets/grille, fender vents, snake blinders, gutter trim, door handles and even the Land Cruiser embelems on the rear quarter panels…. These match right up with them.
Give me all the polished 1980s goodness
aaaaand add some bling bling at the same time. These 304SS foot plates finished out the door openings with the fresh new rubber trim seals added some extra fanciness. Easy Friday win!
Also, theres nothing more satisfying than peeling off protective film
If you are like me and really like all of the polished accents on the 60 series like the windshield trim, headlight buckets/grille, fender vents, snake blinders, gutter trim, door handles and even the Land Cruiser embelems on the rear quarter panels…. These match right up with them.
Give me all the polished 1980s goodness
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Did you keep the old plastics underneath? I think TT did in his picturesAfter a heck of a work week it was really nice to get home on Friday and finish out the door trim and get a nice easy win to make the truck even quieter.
aaaaand add some bling bling at the same time. These 304SS foot plates finished out the door openings with the fresh new rubber trim seals added some extra fanciness. Easy Friday win!
Also, theres nothing more satisfying than peeling off protective film
I didn’t but now I’m going to go back and add them haha. There’s so much sound deadening under my carpet now that they kinda work just fine without the old plastics underneath haha
Kind of a nice silver lining, but my truck is so quiet now I could hear a little squeak while test driving. Turns out my rear driver lower shock bolt loosened itself and I was able to turn it with my fingers. Tightened it and no more squeak
Edit: @BurntToast you were right. Keep the plastic under. Way better
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I've done it both ways, but I prefer the look over the old plastic.
If installing with our door seals it looks ok without the plastic underneath. But if just installing the stainless plates with factory edge trim... I'd definitely go over the plastic.
Stainless Steel Scuff Plates - 60 61 62 Series
Toyota Land Cruiser 60 61 62 Series Made from 18ga 304 Stainless Steel Laser cut and CNC bent for accuracy Will fit over stock plastic plates or can be used alone Plates are film covered to prevent scratching, simply peel off and install One set includes two front door and two rear door plates
www.trail-tailor.com
Went out to find the end of the road. Mission accomplished
After a heck of a work week it was really nice to get home on Friday and finish out the door trim and get a nice easy win to make the truck even quieter.
aaaaand add some bling bling at the same time. These 304SS foot plates finished out the door openings with the fresh new rubber trim seals added some extra fanciness. Easy Friday win!
Also, theres nothing more satisfying than peeling off protective film
If you are like me and really like all of the polished accents on the 60 series like the windshield trim, headlight buckets/grille, fender vents, snake blinders, gutter trim, door handles and even the Land Cruiser embelems on the rear quarter panels…. These match right up with them.
Give me all the polished 1980s goodness
Is that the DNP carpet kit?
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We've got one of his kits in the 62 and in the 80. Top notch.
Nice, will these be listed on your website? Compatible with 60 and 62?
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Yes, they will be soon! Will be for any LHD 60 series
nice! wanna make me a set for cheapish?!
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