decreased the neighborhood property values by building a canvas carport. new house, and the first time the cruiser has ever been uncovered. no more!
What Did You Do with Your 80 This Weekend? (47 Viewers)
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Continue baseline with harness insulation fix.
Took the truck to Joshua Tree national park. Lots of hiking, a little mild wheeling, fell deeper in love with my 80.
Dan C
Bonafide Jolly Turkaconis Freak
Rebadged. All new OEM replacements
A heat gun, plastic razor blades, fishing line, and Goo Gone gel will be your friends for this task.
A heat gun, plastic razor blades, fishing line, and Goo Gone gel will be your friends for this task. 
Replaced left front caliper with new one. Replaced lug stud. New air filter. New Tough Dog steering stabilizer installed. Ironman one was pooched.
I failed to fix my electric seats. Got the new plastic gears and end caps, pulled the seat, tore it apart, fitted new bits, sewed it all back together, tested it. It moved forward about an inch then stopped. Moves back OK. I must of missed something. Will try again next week and this time I will pay more attention to the instructions...[emoji15]
I had a problem a couple of weeks ago with a seat that only moved back, but not forward. It turned out on go the end caps fell out.
Make sure everything is in it's place.
Almost makes me wanna repaint my rigRebadged. All new OEM replacements
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Yeah, a bit of Super Glue will help with that... I had the same issue.
You didn't get the tracks installed evenly, probably.
Or you got them installed evenly, and one of them shifted out of line as you reinstalled the seat.
I was particularly careful to make sure both tracks were aligned. I counted the threads on the rods and both sides were identical. I'm wondering if I have over tightened the plastic end cap.
Drained the fuel, removed the exhaust, driveshafts, t-case, IPOR pan, sliders, and some of the wiring loom in preparation for pulling the motor and trans for my diesel swap. Would have done more, but had to help my younger brother work on his Subi, which was not having a good day (blown radiator).
Took the family up Mormon Immigrant Trail for some snow fun. Had a great time!
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Bought a 1997 Multivale 
Portsmouth Island with ONSC crew, awesome weather
Started adding shelving for the passengers side window for quick easy access.
Shelving 50% completed used for daytime quick access. Items can also be accessed from the rear hatch if needed.
Pull strap with D ring stored in the middle
Water proof Frogg Toggs
Library for books and Magazine
Existing frequent needed item basket goes on the bottom
Will be adding one more shelf on top
Working gloves with room for rags and waterless hand cleaner
Shelving 50% completed used for daytime quick access. Items can also be accessed from the rear hatch if needed.
Pull strap with D ring stored in the middle
Water proof Frogg Toggs
Library for books and Magazine
Existing frequent needed item basket goes on the bottom
Will be adding one more shelf on top
Working gloves with room for rags and waterless hand cleaner
How will those book stay put?Started adding shelving for the passengers side window for quick easy access.
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Shelving 50% completed used for daytime quick access. Items can also be accessed from the rear hatch if needed.
Pull strap with D ring stored in the middle
Water proof Frogg Toggs
Library for books and Magazine
Existing frequent needed item basket goes on the bottom
Will be adding one more shelf on top
Working gloves with room for rags and waterless hand cleaner
Source and cost of all the new badging?Rebadged. All new OEM replacements
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Started adding shelving for the passengers side window for quick easy access.
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Shelving 50% completed used for daytime quick access. Items can also be accessed from the rear hatch if needed.
Pull strap with D ring stored in the middle
Water proof Frogg Toggs
Library for books and Magazine
Existing frequent needed item basket goes on the bottom
Will be adding one more shelf on top
Working gloves with room for rags and waterless hand cleaner
You driving a Cruiser or a closet?
