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WhatThaFrig
Rank III
Enthusiast III
My newest project. 1986 Toyota van wagon.
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Influencer II
That’s a cool project!
Traveler III
Those are cool Vans, cant wait to see what you do with it
Traveler III
Awesome! You got Ironhide :D
DintDobbs
Rank V
Advocate III
@WhatThaFrig What a hideous little van! Always liked those, reminds me of my childhood, ha ha. Looks like it's in really good shape! Great find, definitely looking forward to seeing what you do with it!
scott17818
Rank IV
Influencer II
just a little winter camping trip into the North Maine Woods (Haymock lake Campsite (only place we found plowed out) got to test out my diesel heater, RTT in the winter. (was roughly 20-27 * F that night...
my new project..... It is an older Police Radar Trailer found it for $350 on FB marketplace.. It has a Torsion Axle (ok for now until I decide I need timbrens & electric brakes) I ordered a new door 12" x 24" for the drivers side that I plan to put towards the front, and a larger 30" x 24" hatch to replace the glass in the back. I also ordered new lights for the rear, and I plan to paint the trailer a darker color... so I ordered black buckets for the clearance lightsthe trailer itself wont look pretty its meant to be functional first. converting it over to 7pin wiring harness so I can charge an onboard battery bank via DC2DC charger while driving, and put a rack on top to handle the RTT, and deploy 2 100 Watt solar panels I was gifted at Christmas.
my new project..... It is an older Police Radar Trailer found it for $350 on FB marketplace.. It has a Torsion Axle (ok for now until I decide I need timbrens & electric brakes) I ordered a new door 12" x 24" for the drivers side that I plan to put towards the front, and a larger 30" x 24" hatch to replace the glass in the back. I also ordered new lights for the rear, and I plan to paint the trailer a darker color... so I ordered black buckets for the clearance lightsthe trailer itself wont look pretty its meant to be functional first. converting it over to 7pin wiring harness so I can charge an onboard battery bank via DC2DC charger while driving, and put a rack on top to handle the RTT, and deploy 2 100 Watt solar panels I was gifted at Christmas.
itsoutside
Rank III
Enthusiast III
itsoutside
Rank III
Enthusiast III
Sorry you lost your rig! They sure are fun
Advocate II
Hello. Been a long time since I’ve been on. I still have my Blazer and hit the local trails whenever I can. I’ll be retiring it though because I’m building a 1980 International Scout. The Blazer will be handed down to my son when that happens. I’m looking forward to off-roading and camping with him when that day comes.
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Sara_7af2a4
Rank 0
Contributor II
Hi, I just happened to brush up on this post as well. It sounds like you're really experienced in these areas. The Land Cruiser rig is really quite interesting and I look forward to seeing more discussion on it!
Sara_7af2a4
Rank 0
Contributor II
Hi, I just happened to brush up on this post as well. It sounds like you're really experienced in these areas. The Land Cruiser rig is really quite interesting and I look forward to seeing more discussion on it!
Sara_7af2a4
Rank 0
Contributor II
Hi, I just happened to brush up on this post as well. It sounds like you're really experienced in these areas. The land cruiser rig is really quite interesting and I look forward to seeing more discussions about it!
Sara_7af2a4
Rank 0
Contributor II
excellent
Vickycc_3ef47a
Rank I
Contributor III
This one shoots up beautifully! Where is this?Here is my 2006 Toyota 4runner. It has a few odds and ends
Enthusiast I
Where are you going to put your badge?
