1500 with that tundra bracket. Not cheap still but ¯\_(ツ)_/¯How much? Come on tell us!
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1500 with that tundra bracket. Not cheap still but ¯\_(ツ)_/¯How much? Come on tell us!
Nice 87 I assume? There are a couple of us on here that were/are pretty heavy into the E30 world back a decade ago.Took the wife and the dogs out to Vashon Island here in WA. Drove around, saw some cool old cars, had a cider tasting, good times all around.
Cool imported Delica.
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We were right at the front of the boat.
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My other love is old BMWs, specifically the E30 chassis 3 series cars.
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I'm aware. I've done an oil pressure test on my diesel. But you're not gonna catch me running oil water or fuel lines in the cab.Hahayeah I guess I did bud. Peace of mind, the stock pressure gauge is useless a lot of the old 80’s.
Who did you send them to?Received my seatbelts back from safety restore. Looks solid took about 14 days to return which was do to the holiday sale $80 a seatbelt to install new webbing and clean the mechanism. They took the old labels off and sewed them into the new webbing.
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In the first sentence. Safety RestoreWho did you send them to?
In the first sentence. Safety Restore
Where did you source such a great cover?
Found some dude on YouTube called Cruising the Land that did a review and sold these covers so I just emailed him and scooped one up. Fits great, if it weren’t for my fixed antenna it would be perfect, covers both front and rear bumpers.Where did you source such a great cover?
Also interested in where you got the cover, and the drip pans you have the diff/shafts sitting in. Been on the hunt for both for a minute now!! lolTook the dingo out for some frisbee yesterday and then mustered up the motivation to pull my front diff and send it back to marlin crawler for warranty repair. Was a brisk 25 degrees this morning with snow flurries. Had the diff out, packaged and dropped off at FedEx in 3 hours.
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Also interested in where you got the cover, and the drip pans you have the diff/shafts sitting in. Been on the hunt for both for a minute now!! lol
Right on! Thanks for the info! I cant believe Ive never seen these at HF, but Ill look online right now. Appreciate it!View attachment 3809067
Here is the video on YouTube I found, I think his email was listed and I bought it from him.
If you have swing outs, roof rack and a big hoop bumper it doesn’t fit as good but I have no roof rack, swing outs and slim bumpers so it worked good for my needs.
The drip pan was graciously given to me by @OGBeno but I think harbor freight sells them.
Easy way to find out…. Can’t tell if it’s got penetration at the flange and pipe surfaces, from this photo, but with that crater of a start stop, with tube bevel showing, (in my business we call that Incomplete fusion) I would say it’s a possibility.