Nice 40 you got!!Looking at the pictures I said to myself-this looks like the area where I live in NC and looked where are you from and I was right...less than 20 miles from me...I live in Shallotte...PM me if you interested-we can see each other 40....
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Classed my van up with some sexy stripes!
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oregon fj
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The pending sill sticker is now sold. Down to the last one now. When it is gone my last Land Cruiser connection will be completed. The next restoration project has been located, and it is NOT a Toyota.
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Boooooooooo!The pending sill sticker is now sold. Down to the last one now. When it is gone my last Land Cruiser connection will be completed. The next restoration project has been located, and it is NOT a Toyota.
I'm sure we are all sorry to hear that. I hope you don't have a sour taste in your mouth about Toyotas. don't be a stranger to the forum. someone that did the complete work you did must have some valuable knowledge that many of us could benefit from!!The pending sill sticker is now sold. Down to the last one now. When it is gone my last Land Cruiser connection will be completed. The next restoration project has been located, and it is NOT a Toyota.
Reddog90...Your photo reminds me of my beloved Rottweiler "Samantha". Everytime I was in the garage working on the 40 she was there with me under the truck and was very observant. I miss her as she died at 14 of old age. Great photo, Thanks!
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Added a box of Noico sound deadening to the bare roof of my piggie
oregon fj
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No, no bad feelings at all. It was a fun project. I restore vehicles for the fun of doing it, and to learn about cars and trucks that are new to me. The FJ40 was good on all counts.
Hardly worth mentioning, but started the transfer case rebuild and needed more room. Threw the hard top acquired parts on and they aren’t half bad. White top will need to be completely redone, but I have a brand new drip rail now.
Finished these tonight........
the wiper switch main-body is new , but Everything else has been Fully Restored including the wiper knob
Note of my last photo details : I added 11 additional Detent stops to the original 2 for
a total of 13 in all , I experimented with this on my own truck enough to conclude
that it adds a LEXUS level of precision & Finite air-fuel mixture-metering control option
during Cold Start & Warm up procedure
I copied the spacing & Details of each New Detent from a NOS 40 series Hand Throttle Cable
I plan to incorporate this on All future Choke Cable restorations i do
This MOD is wicked KOOL
the wiper switch main-body is new , but Everything else has been Fully Restored including the wiper knob
Note of my last photo details : I added 11 additional Detent stops to the original 2 for
a total of 13 in all , I experimented with this on my own truck enough to conclude
that it adds a LEXUS level of precision & Finite air-fuel mixture-metering control option
during Cold Start & Warm up procedure
I copied the spacing & Details of each New Detent from a NOS 40 series Hand Throttle Cable
I plan to incorporate this on All future Choke Cable restorations i do
This MOD is wicked KOOL
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All nicely done as usual... and the method of display makes them look like they are museum pieces... which is kinda appropriate!
Thanks @imyahucklbrry
that's my OEM TEq-Shrine i baptize all my Born-Again parts in , we all know u have one too , don't be shy ...........
that's my OEM TEq-Shrine i baptize all my Born-Again parts in , we all know u have one too , don't be shy ...........
Installed a key lock on passenger side door of my 40.
What I thought would be a snap turned out to be a bit of a head scratcher.
Yes, the pic tugged at my heart too. My Golden, Wally liked to sit in the seat of my FJ40 when I was working on it.
I guess he was waiting for the test drive as he loved to ride in the Cruiser.
What I thought would be a snap turned out to be a bit of a head scratcher.
Yes, the pic tugged at my heart too. My Golden, Wally liked to sit in the seat of my FJ40 when I was working on it.
I guess he was waiting for the test drive as he loved to ride in the Cruiser.
Replaced clutch Master and slave cylinder.
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Looks great!
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Popped the top for what is probably the first time in 51 years
Installed the OME springs and shackles on all four corners. One more step in getting things fit up before I blow it all apart for paint (someday). Now if I can just find a reasonably priced birfield front axle (instead of the current ball and claw unit) somewhere in the general neighborhood of southern New Mexico.
Finally got my bent rear springs replaced. I took the small leaf out, but I think I'm going to put it back in. Also, got the doors put back on for winter. She's out of the shop and back in the driveway!! Jennifer drove her to school this morning.
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