What have you done to your Land Cruiser this week? (14 Viewers)

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It is a home brew rod holder. Had my friend weld the “T”, I wrapped the cross bar with rubber tubing, bolted a multiple hundred pound rated magnet to the bottom, painted the magnet surface with plasti dip to protect the ride. I’m real happy with it. It works.

How bout some close-ups when you get a chance 😉
 
Here are a couple pictures that I just happen to have on my phone. The longer rod holder is ~16”, the shorter one ~6”(IIRC). The bungees are worthless, I’ll replace them with a better cord.
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They’ve held the rods in place while driving out on the gravel bars over cobble, as well as at highway speeds. When not in use they ride in the driver side rear corner, out of the way, yet easy to get to when needed.
Note that these pics are from before the brush guard was installed. I had to move the rod holders to the passenger side a few inches to get the best magnetic hold on the front bumper with the brush guard in place.
 
Thanks to @ToyotaMatt, I was able to install a new ignition lock cylinder that Matt keyed alike to my fuel door lock. I then was able to hid myself of the 45 year old cylinder (sitting on top) that was loose as a goose.

Matt also polished up the collar around the fuel door lock, which now looks like new.

Plus, brand new factory-cut keys, good for another 45 years!
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Thanks to @ToyotaMatt, I was able to install a new ignition lock cylinder that Matt keyed alike to my fuel door lock. I then was able to hid myself of the 45 year old cylinder (sitting on top) that was loose as a goose.

Matt also polished up the collar around the fuel door lock, which now looks like new.

Plus, brand new factory-cut keys, good for another 45 years!
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Thank you for the positive update and kind , words :)



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this past week , into last weekend , I have been making time to get back to the

things that really matter to me :

- Restoring a large batch of both early and late 9 wire Hazard Switch's

knobs too .......


i purchased a large LOT of good California & New Mexico Cores :


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I started to go to town .............................


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Hey Toyotamatt. I see some old radios in the corner of the second pic. Do you have a source for knobs. I have collected a few period radios but have no knobs.
 

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