Grumman did make 15 and 13 footers. Not sure if they still do. I’m not aware of a canoe thread
What have you done to your Land Cruiser this week? (59 Viewers)
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Looks like a Springbok.
samatulich
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Looks just like one. I have not heard of them, thanks for the reply.
Fergie
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I changed the oil, spark plugs, and the master/slave cylinders, as well as the soft line. Wish this girl would have been able to pump the clutch, or that I had a power bleeder, but instead, had lots of ups and downs. Now I dont have to pump the clutch anymore!
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Fixing more leaks.
Cheers
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Logging some miles and enjoying “boy” time!
Skreddy
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My female GSP looks very similar to yours. Mostly ticked with brown head and almost identical forehead parting line.
Notic
Noticed the exact same thing when under my ‘76 this past weekend, how long does it take a PO to remove old clamps
Fergie
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I just replaced the the old positive and negative cables w some new, heavier gauge ones. Cleaned the ground really well, and cleaned all the crud off the starter post...turns over a helluva lot faster now; we'll see how it does in the cold Flagstaff morning.
what are you using for gutter clamps? looking for a similar solution.
Putting everything back together to get it road ready. PO had a jumper wire and fuse to make the turn signals work, thought the flasher fuse was bad so I upgraded it. Turns out the flasher fuse was good and the flasher switch was gunned up. Also replaced the old turn signal switch as I thought that was bad too (hazards worked, turn signal didn’t). It was also sticking so I thought it was bad. Took the hazard switch apart, cleaned all the contacts and added new grease. Everything works as it should, one small victory. Really like the ability to be able to fix an issue instead of throwing parts at it.
samatulich
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Those are from Marks Off Road.
Drove it to the power plant for the last time - RETIRED! (me, not the truck)
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Sorry for turning your forum into Pinterest but it seems impossible to get hold of the plastic handles for the lever that reclines FJ40 seats, so let's make some.
I've got lots of these little jars. Admittedly my kebab sticks and tape were a bit amateur.
Add my alginate, prop it up and leave for 10 minutes
Two part resin plus black glitter.
Boom! Tidy these up with my Dremel and we're good.
I've got lots of these little jars. Admittedly my kebab sticks and tape were a bit amateur.
Add my alginate, prop it up and leave for 10 minutes
Two part resin plus black glitter.
Boom! Tidy these up with my Dremel and we're good.
Living in the Past
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Should probably clarify who is retiring you or the cruiser? As soon as I move a cruiser to our cabin it is semi retired. Me I am supposed to be retired but have less free time now than when I had a job. House cats
we know are born retired.Alex Waddell
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I broke two gear pullers getting a pitman arm off of a mini-truck power steering box that I had bought.
Then I bought one of these and pulled it right off easily.
Goldbug
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Installed a part
icorradoi
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Another item i didn't know I needed/existed but am now ordering...
I always wanted one of those pieces but it always was more than I thought it was worth. Good for you.
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