SUMMIT CRUISERS Jr
SILVER Star
Played around on some snowy backroads with my brother
What Did You Do with Your 80 This Weekend? (70 Viewers)
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love it up that way. tons of forest roads, as far as tough trails, i don't know. we always just drive the service roads to go hiking and such. i would suggest ordering the lincoln national forest service map for the sacramento district. super good, has every service road, trails, etc. listed. my family and i could easily spend 2 weeks in that area.
we did so our daughter could play in some snow. you really can't lose as far as beautiful landscapes go in that whole cloudcroft, ruidoso area.
Looks like Obama fixed global warming
Not here.....
JohnnyOshow22
KK0TEQ
Went and had some fun in the club yesterday with @SmokingRocks and a bunch of other people from our local TLCA chapter
Took the Cruiser up to Winter Park to do some skiing. It was sooo cold I think I had more fun driving the cruiser then skiing. Found a unplowed level of a parking garage that I played around in. The snow was up to the bottom of the doors (33 inch tires and 3 inch lift) yet it drove through it fine (even unlocked).
I also figured out how to make it do donuts. After doing the 7 pin mod just need low range 2nd gear it drifts and does donuts pretty well
I also figured out how to make it do donuts. After doing the 7 pin mod just need low range 2nd gear it drifts and does donuts pretty well
I just did all that too and plugged 02s into the manifold, I'm getting that pipe from Mike here in grand junction he has cruiser yard so I'll just pull it, prob way cheaper to source this way then from Toyota, I'm gonna pull all the vacuum lines and switches too under intake since I don't run egr also
sleepycruiser
I will get by….I will survive -Touch of Grey LC200
Fixed my rear PS door lock using this method. Not sure how this helps bc it wasn't super dirty inside but it worked. Fixed my tailgate lock as well.
80S Land Cruiser door panel removal and lock fix
80S Land Cruiser door panel removal and lock fix
-22 here where I am last night and that's WITHOUT windchill...feeling so bad for you right now
I like this design. Looks totally functional without a lot of weight. Price?
I finally got my old 8274 rebuilt and reinstalled. I'm in the process of retrofitting a vintage Warn bumper. Also fixed an exhaust leak. Fun times.
I believe $400 plus shipping
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First, I must confess that this didn't happen THIS weekend, but rather the week between Christmas and New Years. My fiance and I decided that we'd like to avoid crowds (aaaaaand maybe some family) this holiday season, so we packed up and hit the road. Tested out a temporary sleeping platform solution for the 80 and some new camping gear. Basic summary:
Did some driving, and some more driving. Followed some iffy roads:
Kept driving into the sunset, woke up, did some more driving. Found ourselves here:
Drove on this thing:
Saw a bunch of this type of stuff:
Thought I'd need a change of pants after this:
Definitely needed a change of pants after this:
Did some more driving, and a lot more driving. Found this warehouse full of interesting wonders. Got to speak with the old guy they keep locked up in there. Turns out he's alright.
In all of White Rim Road, we were the first to break all the ice on the puddles- essentially had the whole place to ourselves. We encountered three vehicles the whole time, two of which had neither a CB or ham, one of which only had a CB but didn't think to switch it on. The 80 did fantastic and left nothing to desire. Sleeping inside was surprisingly spacious. Not sure if we were mentally prepared for the 15 degree temps and scraping ice off the inside of the windows, but it was a blast. Just watch out for ice on the switchbacks...
Did some driving, and some more driving. Followed some iffy roads:
Kept driving into the sunset, woke up, did some more driving. Found ourselves here:
Drove on this thing:
Saw a bunch of this type of stuff:
Thought I'd need a change of pants after this:
Definitely needed a change of pants after this:
Did some more driving, and a lot more driving. Found this warehouse full of interesting wonders. Got to speak with the old guy they keep locked up in there. Turns out he's alright.
In all of White Rim Road, we were the first to break all the ice on the puddles- essentially had the whole place to ourselves. We encountered three vehicles the whole time, two of which had neither a CB or ham, one of which only had a CB but didn't think to switch it on. The 80 did fantastic and left nothing to desire. Sleeping inside was surprisingly spacious. Not sure if we were mentally prepared for the 15 degree temps and scraping ice off the inside of the windows, but it was a blast. Just watch out for ice on the switchbacks...
Perfect description, I know this condition all too well, ha ha.
surfpig
The Anti-Tech
Damn...First, I must confess that this didn't happen THIS weekend, but rather the week between Christmas and New Years. My fiance and I decided that we'd like to avoid crowds (aaaaaand maybe some family) this holiday season, so we packed up and hit the road. Tested out a temporary sleeping platform solution for the 80 and some new camping gear. Basic summary:
Did some driving, and some more driving. Followed some iffy roads:
Kept driving into the sunset, woke up, did some more driving. Found ourselves here:
Drove on this thing:
Saw a bunch of this type of stuff:
Thought I'd need a change of pants after this:
Definitely needed a change of pants after this:
Did some more driving, and a lot more driving. Found this warehouse full of interesting wonders. Got to speak with the old guy they keep locked up in there. Turns out he's alright.
In all of White Rim Road, we were the first to break all the ice on the puddles- essentially had the whole place to ourselves. We encountered three vehicles the whole time, two of which had neither a CB or ham, one of which only had a CB but didn't think to switch it on. The 80 did fantastic and left nothing to desire. Sleeping inside was surprisingly spacious. Not sure if we were mentally prepared for the 15 degree temps and scraping ice off the inside of the windows, but it was a blast. Just watch out for ice on the switchbacks...
