ClemsonCruiser
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Went to see Beno and picked up the new heart for my 45 
What did you do with your truck this week?
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jfz80
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After ten years of ownership finally discovered the 80 has an alarm...... That is now malfunctioning. Going off each time I open the door now, even with a key ???
Well I just discovered mine has tools and a trailer light harness stuck in the cubby on the drivers side. 3 years and I never thought to open that panel
NCFJ
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Got the body off the shop's 80
Ready to be pressure washed
Ready to be pressure washed
Wow. Wish I could do that
Hi from Texas! I miss you guys!!! I replaced my diff cover and gasket. It's not easy being green!
ClemsonCruiser
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Badass Heather 
Lol. Miss you too. Way more than Dan. I don't think he liked it when I told him that this weekend.
I cared, then I didn't 
NCFJ
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Ain't it purdy
New rotor, calipers and pads up front. Amazing how much damage a stuck caliper can do.
You really set a new standard for amazing rotor damage!
hey...this said what did YOU do to your truck...
Hauled about a gazillion bags of manure, mulch,fertilizer and garden plants and trees.
Just laid down some plastic sheets and no problem. It had been under wraps for weeks.
Nice to pull the cover and see all those leaves and crap on the cover and not the Cruiser.
Back under wraps till duty calls. I am thinking boat hauling soon.
Man I love this truck.
Just laid down some plastic sheets and no problem. It had been under wraps for weeks.
Nice to pull the cover and see all those leaves and crap on the cover and not the Cruiser.
Back under wraps till duty calls. I am thinking boat hauling soon.
Man I love this truck.
New Bilstien 5100 shocks and struts for the Tacoma (from TOYTEC). Ditched the spacer lift in the front, with the adjustable struts it rides higher than with the hockey pucks (and softer as well).
New electric fan controller (Hayden Automotive 3654 Adjustable Thermostatic Fan Control) for my Chrysler Concord LKQ fans that I have in my truck. The connection for the ground wire for the old one was broke inside the circuit board and would not allow the fans to turn on. Noticed it on the Clemson 4 Wheel Drive Poker Run got it under control before I cooked the motor. (All the J**p guys would have loved that).
New electric fan controller (Hayden Automotive 3654 Adjustable Thermostatic Fan Control) for my Chrysler Concord LKQ fans that I have in my truck. The connection for the ground wire for the old one was broke inside the circuit board and would not allow the fans to turn on. Noticed it on the Clemson 4 Wheel Drive Poker Run got it under control before I cooked the motor. (All the J**p guys would have loved that).
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Since we couldn't make it to GSMTR this year, we went camping this past weekend. Some thunderstorms did not deter us.
ClemsonCruiser
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Drove 3000 miles to pick up a new toy
Would shipping not have been more cost effective? I ask because I'm looking at an FJ40 in Texas...
ClemsonCruiser
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Shipping would def. be more cost effective but it is all about the adventure
Honestly though a shipping company wouldn't touch this one because it is a non-runner, no brakes, and has a bed full of spare parts. Also I wanted to see it in person before I handed over the cash.
Honestly though a shipping company wouldn't touch this one because it is a non-runner, no brakes, and has a bed full of spare parts. Also I wanted to see it in person before I handed over the cash.
