What have you done to your Land Cruiser this week? (38 Viewers)

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Drove it in the rain. Lots of other things as well.

Drivers Side Handle Bezel
Rear passenger reflector
Rust treatment
Changed Oil
Changed Fuel Pump
Worked on the monkeyed up wiring to the wipers
Took the top off (after this pic)
Tightened down a seat
rust treatment
 
Time to get the PTO gearbox cleaned up. Checked out the bearings (they were fine) replaced the seals (long gone) and the gaskets on the bearing retainers. Buffed out all the steel parts and painted. Cleaned up the aluminum case with mineral spirits and a wire brush on a die grinder.

Next step is to "bench press" it into position...
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It looks like there was a storm between my truck and your house.
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A couple of weekends ago my youngest son and I went on a short backpack trip in the area above the top of your right ambulance door. Probably the most rugged and geologically complex area in the Jemez. The predominant peak in the background of the first two photos is the highest in the Jemez at 11,561 feet. The third photo shows a pretty impressive group of tent rocks. The dark colored part of the left side of the several hundred foot spire of volcanic rock in the fourth photo is almost pure obsidian (or dragon glass for those Game of Thrones fans out there). The fifth photo is looking southwest across the Valles Caldera National Preserve from a vantage point rarely visited - at least by humans. There are ~8,000 elk in the Jemez last I heard and from the signs, they really love this area.

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A couple of weekends ago my youngest son and I went on a short backpack trip in the area above the top of your right ambulance door. Probably the most rugged and geologically complex area in the Jemez. The predominant peak in the background of the first two photos is the highest in the Jemez at 11,561 feet. The third photo shows a pretty impressive group of tent rocks. The dark colored part of the left side of the several hundred foot spire of volcanic rock in the fourth photo is almost pure obsidian (or dragon glass for those Game of Thrones fans out there). The fifth photo is looking southwest across the Valles Caldera National Preserve from a vantage point rarely visited - at least by humans. There are ~8,000 elk in the Jemez last I heard and from the signs, they really love this area.

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Jemez is my hobby.
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I had my neighborhood Toyota service center install a new Cruiser Corps windshield with OEM weatherstrip. They also replaced some rotted weatherstrip on the old ambulance door glass.

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The guy at the service desk couldn't contain himself, and he told me how stoked he was that he got to drive it.


What did they charge you for the install, if you don't mind me asking?
 
Vader...

Resin printed with no post production.

Genuine on the left...

Couple small tweaks left to make and you too can have a vader light... :)

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