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The other news is the reason I’m thrashing on it all the sudden. I put it for sale a month or two ago because the market was good. And it sold! Guy is flying in from Manitoba next week or possibly end of this week to drive it back home. So I’m going to meet him at the airport.
My plan is definitely to get something else, I 100 percent want to build a pickup truck this time, I want to build a functional flatbed hopefully. More of an overland style build because we’re not wheeling as hardcore as we used to.
So I’m thinking any gen Tacoma or first gen tundra possibly. I’ve thought about a first gen power wagon even (one ton axles, hemi, factory lockers, factory winch, build a narrowed and bobbed bed for it.
I’ve been MIA lately on here but I’ve been checking it every couple weeks to see what’s up with everyone.
I have sad and exciting news. Let’s start with the part time t case kit I bought from marlin crawler. I started putting that in today, I made sure the 60 series hubs were going to work first. And they did, so I moved onto the tcase which has been fighting me the whole way through but it’s disassembled at least. Tomorrow I’m hoping to to get the bearing pressed off that I need, and I have to get a long pair of snap ring pliers to get one ring off so I can delete the viscous couple in the case.
It’s a bit complicated compared to the gear driven mini truck cases that’s for sure.Was glad to sell a couple and make some more space. And then just when I had the garage cleaned out, I went to look at this little unit. 86’ 4wd, recently painted but had some structural holes underneath so I couldn’t pull the trigger.
A few shots of deep water, and some recent ATV flips.
Got a snorkel fitted last night on the rubicon too. Really excited to test it out
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Winter using the old girl, I drained most of the fuel, stabilized the rest and added some fogging out. And tried to drain most of the water out.
Threw some 28s on the Rubicon and after some deep water fun I decided to get a snorkel for it to. Should be done this weekend.
The jet ski is a small investment with a big return on fun. We were wake surfing on my friends 100k wake board boat and we were honestly having more fun on the jet skis.
They’re simple, cheap and easy to fix and really fun. They’re also quite safe for the girls to use and even a younger kid if you have an open sandy lake to learn on like Erie. They’re easy to get up on and hard to ride, I thought it would be the opposite.The 4runner on the trailer was just a friend who had a wheel bearing go bad, and needed a rescue.
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Yes sir they’ll end up on something this winter for sure. I bought a stand up jetski today, 91’ 550SX Kawasaki, pretty much stock except an oil injection delete.
What are these for?! 32×11.5×15
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I forgot to post that I ordered a part time tcase kit for the 80 and I ordered Aisin hubs. We’ll see how it all comes together I haven’t installed it yet and I’ll most likely wait until the winter.
The 30 spline axles I put in are kinda soft and figured they wouldn’t last long with a lot of road miles, but if they’re not spinning they won’t wear out as quick.
A few random shots from the last trip, my rear locker started working again when I was stuck in that mud so that’s good news.
Back to our secret spot for a little family camping.
Finally got the brakes all together, they feel great after bleeding. And I got around to installing these LEDs in the bumper while I was at it. The lights on old toyotas suck.
