I got one. Can’t wait.
I think how well the end product turns out definitely depends on the installer.
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I got one. Can’t wait.
I think how well the end product turns out definitely depends on the installer.
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Went out to find the end of the road. Mission accomplished
Idaho Savage
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Springtime in the Rockies…nothing makes you appreciate spring in the mountains like a kid and a Cruiser.
La Plata Canyon: 1st pic is CR 124 to the end at snow. 2nd pic is FS 798 to the end at Tomahawk Mine.
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Absolutely true. Go slowly (and use a soldering iron to cut the carpet).
It is. The instructions he provided are invaluable. Really takes the guesswork out of the install. The quality is great as well.
I feel like I have seen some pictures of the finished product, and it does not look good.
But like I said it must be up to the installer. I haven’t heard any bad things about DNP.
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Install fit and finish is installer based.
Didn’t you do a post on how poor ACCS carpet is? Wouldn’t it be the same quality as DNPs?
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What's the difference in the carpet for pre -86?
I thought the floors near the rear seat was different.
Scored another landi over mothers day weekend.
pretty dang nice besides the surfer scruff underneath on some of the bumper and frame.
wont idle due to a big vacuum leak somewhere.
plans are smog delete
header i scored as well and 2.5 exhaust keep it mild with a efi set up if i cant figure this old carb out. Runs nice in the rpm range but no dice at idle even with full choke. thats for another thread..
Nomad wheels and OME lift next!
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Finished the 80 axle assembly. New birfs, manual hubs, hundred series pads in new OEM calipers.
Slapped on a new shift knob from TheRustFarmers.
Did some sweet burnouts in the rain.
Slapped on a new shift knob from TheRustFarmers.
Did some sweet burnouts in the rain.
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Picked up my white knuckle sliders from powder coat and installed them.
DocHanson
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Installed Hellas on front bumper, ran wiring for KC lights (temporarily placed to see what they’ll look like)
Headed to Denver this weekend to pick up Gamiviti roof rack and awning.
@nakman makes the rack install real easy. I’ve had my Gamiviti for a few years now and still really like it. No regerts.
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Never Regert!
same here with the gamiviti. Still love mine. I actually use it pretty regularly to stand on to trim these really tall hornbeam bushes i have at my house with a pole saw. 10/10 recommend for landscaping
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that's awesome! need to add landscaping to the list of benefits, lol.
its a fringe benefit when the tent or lumber isnt up there hahathat's awesome! need to add landscaping to the list of benefits, lol.
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