This thread should be a sticky, it references a lot of projects and can help tremendously to newcomers to the 80 series LandCruiser.
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I removed my 3rd row seats (including the mounting frames) and seat belts in preparation for the 1st camping trip in the Cruiser. I'm 99.5% sure I'm going to leave them out. This video was my starting point: http://youtu.be/Fi95_TsWak0 The only thing I did different was to go ahead and remove the seat belts altogether, instead of just stuffing them behind the trim (see photo). I also suggest removing the two front bolts before folding the seat up to remove the three back bolts. I was surprised at how much space there was once I removed them.
.... However I originally removed the brackets and soon put back in. They make great spots to tie down stuff, etc. and don't take up any more space really. IMO.
yep 33x10.5Hey, I have a 92 fj80 that is the same color as yours (love it) and I am looking at new tires. What size are you running? They look like Km2s, 33x10.5?
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Took the 80 out in the middle of the mega storm with my son to do some puddle crossings. It rained 1.5" over the two hours while we were out. Rivers overflowing, flash flooding, mud slides, and so on. Epic downpours, and the worst part was refueling, as the rain was coming down at a 45 degree angle, and I was completely soaked. My son insisted on having his window down so that he could "high-five" the puddles. Classic.
Also found out that my windshield seal does not really seal in such extreme conditions...ordering a new one, ugh, I hate leaks.
and Merry Christmas to all!
Steve
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