Nice design on the rear, I really like the clipped corners.
What Did You Do with Your 80 This Weekend? (206 Viewers)
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Nice design on the rear, I really like the clipped corners.
Covered it in mud.
93yotasr5
Come and take it
I recognize the driveway! Nice wheel chocks!
Haha for sure. Those are actually home made ramps that I needed to make so I could get my lowered cobras up in the air.
Damn dude, bravo!!
Thank you sir. It was hard selling my m100 trailer, but I never used it. This thing will get lots of use!
I hate your Cruiser Phil. Or maybe I just hate that mines not as cool.
I think it's a 34 IIRC. I will say that i have been VERY impressed with it so far. I've been on four pretty long trips with it, once with the fridge running for 3 days while camped and it started up just fine. Next fridge ran for 4 days in the summer, at the beach with 90 degree days and the truck started right up... but this time i could tell the battery was not up to full charge. Next two times were approximate 2-3 day parked with the fridge running, stereo on, laptop charged, cell phone charged and the battery still started the truck. Next project will be a solar panel to keep it topped off during those times.
Thanks, don't need anything that big but definitely want something that can run my fridge for couple of days.
Finnyfam60
Driving miss daisy
Yes sir, he does very nice work!
That bumper is nice! Is that their "prerunner" style? Because on the site they only show what looks to me like a safari bumper, what I guess to be their "outback" style.
I like the lower profile of this one.
Finnyfam60
Driving miss daisy
Yeah, I think he referred to this one as "pre-runner." He had done something similar on a 40, so I requested it and he went with it as an option available to everyine... Maybe I should dremel mine with "1 of ..."
I noticed quite a bit of condensation on the inside of my passenger headlight (possibly as a result of last weekend's trail riding, which included one trail with 14 water crossing). So, I removed the low & hi beam bulbs, grabbed my wife's hair-dryer (after getting permission, of course), and dried it out. It took about 7 - 10 minutes.
Finnyfam60
Driving miss daisy
Just did my fronts tonight also. Straight forward for the most part. I will post my tech contribution about the install in one of the speaker threads. Sounds freaking amazing!!!
Ordered the speakers but where can I find the nylon spacers?
thatcabledude
GOLD Star
Hardware store. You could also achieve the same thing using a nut for the spacer.
When I installed the Pioneers in my 80 I cut two rings out of 1/4 inch luan I already had.
When I installed the Pioneers in my 80 I cut two rings out of 1/4 inch luan I already had.
Looks nice ^^^ Judging by the driver seat condition it is in good shape and has low miles. Bet your amped for sat!!
jfz80
Cruisin’
Sorry to say ...... But I farted in that one already
Enjoy it dude. Lots of miles left on a "new" motor.
Knocked out new hatch struts and the attic rack here today.
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Sorry to say ...... But I farted in that one already
Enjoy it dude. Lots of miles left on a "new" motor.
Knocked out new hatch struts and the attic rack here today.
I like it, where did you get the metal from , I need to do this now !!!!!!
Thanks
Sethro
For those who aren't in Arizona, that appears to be Gridwall, or at least that is what some others have used. I know I can get it locally in Portland at a couple retail suppliers for reasonable prices. (2'x4' in black, white, or chrome for $17 as of today.) Sometimes it is on CL for cheaper.
Phil - what size do you use for these? I assume just the 2'x4' size, but I haven't measured, and my estimate might be off. I know you can get them in 2x4, x5, x6, x7 and x8 sizes. Do you need to trim them down?
