Nope……… you gotta UNLOAD! Way more harsh IMHO
What have you done to your Land Cruiser this week?
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DD Tundra was down for maintenance so it was take an ‘old girl’ to work day! Thought she looked good in the yard 
Noticed this sticker on a jeep tonight, only if they knew.
You shoulda waited on them to comment…… “Nice 40”!
Sacrilege. Sacrilege I tell you!.
My dad calls them heeps.
So I pick up trash at an apartment complex as a part time evening job. If I run into the individual that drives it I’ll definitely commit on it.You shoulda waited on them to comment…… “Nice 40”!
Always unload the parts washer (sorry, i mean dishwasher) before she gets homeNope……… you gotta UNLOAD! Way more harsh IMHO
Undercoated. I suppose there wasn’t any point in all that hammer/dolly work and grinding welds smooth under the tub but whatever. I originally thought I’d just paint it.
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SILVER Star
Why did you use? This looks excellent! And durable!
Installed my aeromotive fuel filter to accommodate my sniper. Didn’t want to drill any extra holes on my cruiser so I utilized one of the holes that was originally for the hard fuel line.
While cleaning out the garage last week I came across some new shackles for the front springs (rears done last year) and u joints for Lil Red. That prompted me to stop being lazy and replace them. Also cleaned the rear driveshaft and found the stamped alignment mark on there. Lastly, amazing what a factory service manual can do when making repairs. Followed the FSM and made the u joint replacement a piece of cake.
4plus side steps aren’t staying but needed a solution to cover up the mounting holes. Delete plate has a stud for the rear most hole and picks up the stock running board mounting bolts(will be cleaned up and painted rustic green)
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I finally was able to pick up the 83 fj60 2f I bought some months ago. It will eventually be paired with a 60 4spd and split case for our old rusty 72 fj40.
The 3 hr drive with it strapped at the back of my 01 taco on frost heaving Michigan highways made for an interesting drive…
The 3 hr drive with it strapped at the back of my 01 taco on frost heaving Michigan highways made for an interesting drive…
Great Combo. All of the 72s coming out of the woodwork lately.
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Years ago when we found and bought the barn find 72 i started a father/daughter thread here. I can’t find it now.
I’ve fought my wife to not sell the truck. It matters to me with sharing my LC passion with my now adult kids. Way back when we got the truck my daughter got TBIs from HS cheer junk and she lost focus.
I need to get that truck going for a lot of reasons. My daughter will be 30 this fall and the truck will be a tool for her long recovery with thriving and growing forward.
I’ve fought my wife to not sell the truck. It matters to me with sharing my LC passion with my now adult kids. Way back when we got the truck my daughter got TBIs from HS cheer junk and she lost focus.
I need to get that truck going for a lot of reasons. My daughter will be 30 this fall and the truck will be a tool for her long recovery with thriving and growing forward.
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Jeep? What I could say to Fiat-Jeep owners is: the older, the better!
New TRE’s and steering stabilizer. Hit the easy button and had a friend of mine that owns a shop swap them out for me. I did periodically go out and soak all the old stuff with Kroil the last 2 days. Probably went over them all 5 or 6 times which made disassembly a lot easier. Still had to break out the heat wrench on a couple. Went with 555’s for the ends and went OEM Toyota for the stabilizer.
