I managed to get a new heater shut off valve installed just in time for winter.
What have you done to your Land Cruiser this week? (48 Viewers)
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I should have chosen the Mud handle, 'Rust&Rustoleum,' instead of 'Dizzy.' A little wire wheel and rattle can before the weather turns crummy.
I don't know how much life is left in these OEM springs, I'll run these for a bit. The shackle-side eyes get flakey, internally.
These are new Toyota spring-clip, 15-inch, steelies for disc brakes, which is the same wheel that came stock on my '75 with drum brakes, I believe.
I don't know how much life is left in these OEM springs, I'll run these for a bit. The shackle-side eyes get flakey, internally.
These are new Toyota spring-clip, 15-inch, steelies for disc brakes, which is the same wheel that came stock on my '75 with drum brakes, I believe.
David70FJ40
Older Than Most
Mine was crap when I bought the 40. The speedo wouldn't work and had been disconnected, the gauges were working poorly so I opted for an Autometer GPS speedo and new Autometer gauges all around.
That sucks
At least your tail lights are still working and it looks like it may well buff out since they are pretty square
Nope more of a slideDAMN .. ok so you didn't just flop over for a sleep
David70FJ40
Older Than Most
The truck is repairable, hope you had less injuries than the truck.
Well isn’t that special..... P.O. appreciation day is in full affect. We will be cutting out the whole rear bumper/support and replacing it with 4” square tube steel.
rkymtnflyfisher
Trout Bum
Ran across this rig today, SOA, shackle reversal, some oddball V-8 engine, Saginaw steering, overall pretty clean and rust free from what I could see, mines still cooler though.
As I'm replacing my entire hydraulic brake system, short of the unions, in the seventh inning, I discovered this.
It was hiding behind the shock, on the passenger side of the rear pumpkin. There was no indication of trouble, as I bled most of the rust out before I decided to just get all new equipment. It looks like it was smashed against an anvil.
It was hiding behind the shock, on the passenger side of the rear pumpkin. There was no indication of trouble, as I bled most of the rust out before I decided to just get all new equipment. It looks like it was smashed against an anvil.
thecrazygreek
A.K.A. TheCraftyGreek
Work on the 64 continues...
Didn't have an OEM rear view mirror bracket, so I made one.
Didn't have a OEM rear view mirror, so I bought one that is almost a dead ringer in stainless steel.
Turned out okay!
Didn't have an OEM rear view mirror bracket, so I made one.
Didn't have a OEM rear view mirror, so I bought one that is almost a dead ringer in stainless steel.
Turned out okay!
Hello mud, new clutch and winch install on bumper...
KingAir Driver
SILVER Star
Towed both my 73 FJ40 and 76 FJ55 back to my house from the shop they were at. Not everyday you see two Raptors towing classic LC’s down the freeway!
I am impressed you could tow both at once, did the front raptor have any issues towing the rear raptor
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