The seat I got off Craigslist off some Dudefor $100.
What have you done to your Land Cruiser this week? (23 Viewers)
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The seat I got off Craigslist off some Dudefor $100.
74HogGuy
Lifetime Rookie
Finally got in my bell housing rubber, driveshaft bolts and FIPG to finish up my 4spd swap.
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brian
SILVER Star
put all four wheels on it and removed the jack stands that have been holding it captive for the last four years and two months.
Built a front mount for my light bar and roof rack. Wow those light bars are bright!!
Ditched the sealed beams for the h4's and added relays to power them.
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Hey mrjay - what relays/harness did you use?
The near extinct GL 4 SAE 90 finally arrived,Had a hard time sourcing it,parts stores just don't carry it or not heared of it. I almost gave up & use a modern ubiquitous GL5 80-90. $110 product & shipping from LA to AZ is worth it! You're welcome,my soft yellow Tranny metal!!!
Vae Victus
Posting more than I know
Dayum! That's more than a barrel of crude costs.
MicahMan
TLCA 20925
Do you have any more pics?
took annie for a spin sunday
I just made my own harness and generic 4 pin relays. Nothing special
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Drove her to the new house. It looks like she will be happy in the new garage...
Pulled it out of the garage to do some paint/rust grinding in the fresh air for once. Almost ready for paint...
Hey Irish - since this is in my future, about how long does it take to grind a truck that clean, and what are you using to do it?
motovate said:That light Bar looks Factory- very nice job - you must have a tube bender!!!!!!
Thanks! I am still shocked how great they work, I have the relay hooked to my high beams. Yes I have a tube bender but nothing fancy just the $100 harbor freight bender.
I can't really say on the time since I keep having to travel for work so that breaks it up a lot. That and I can only do it for and hour or two at time to be nice to my neighbors. It wouldn't take too long if you do it all at once. I keep finding rust spots that I need to grind and that has slowed me down a bit too.
This is what I've been using for the paint. The rust and old bed liner got a wire wheel and flapping disk treatment. You could also use Aircraft stripper and strip the paint that way as well. I tried both and the disk below are faster, but they do cost more since you go through a bunch of them.
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