27th/28th OCTOBER

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27th/28th OCTOBER

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I already know what my weekend has in store for me.

Saturday morning I have to work.

In the afternoon I plan to install this into my 80 series...............................


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and also install this bad boy into my 40 series.......................


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and then Sunday I plan to check them both out, as you do. 8) 8)
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Post by Engineer »

Yep i know what i'll be doing aswell.

Its me 21st birthday on Saturday! 8)
Having a piss up at the pub with all the family, friends an work mates.
Should be good.

However sadly i do have a funeral of a work mate saturday afternoon :(

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happy birthday for saturday ryan....
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The bonnet scoop arrived for my Isuzu so some of tomorrow will be spent fitting it :D :D


Oh and ...

Happy Birthday Ryan

Have fun but keep safe, to many guys don't live past their 21st party
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Re: 27th/28th OCTOBER

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skid wrote:I already know what my weekend has in store for me.


ya see, I lied a little bit there.

yesterday afternoon Klem rang me up to go look at a site for a rides fundraiser we're going to do. So I met him there after work, only 1km from the centre of town 8) , and we played around sorting out a short series of tracks to drive.

some pics here....................

http://www.offroadexpress.co.nz/modules ... _album.php


and a video here, with more vids to come. sorry about video quality, it was taken on my cell phone............................

http://www.4wdtv.co.nz/node/403

enjoy 8) 8) 8) 8)
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Re: 27th/28th OCTOBER

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skid wrote:
and a video here, with more vids to come. sorry about video quality, it was taken on my cell phone............................

http://www.4wdtv.co.nz/node/403

enjoy 8) 8) 8) 8)


:shock: :shock: that drop didnt look too bad either, but the end result looks scary
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Re: 27th/28th OCTOBER

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skid wrote:
skid wrote:I already know what my weekend has in store for me.


ya see, I lied a little bit there.

yesterday afternoon Klem rang me up to go look at a site for a rides fundraiser we're going to do. So I met him there after work, only 1km from the centre of town 8) , and we played around sorting out a short series of tracks to drive.

some pics here....................

http://www.offroadexpress.co.nz/modules ... _album.php


and a video here, with more vids to come. sorry about video quality, it was taken on my cell phone............................

http://www.4wdtv.co.nz/node/403

enjoy 8) 8) 8) 8)



sceary moment :shock:
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basics wrote:scary moment :shock:


not for me, I saw it coming, so I jumped out and videoed it.

We have to go down that in our SWB truks with paying passengers :roll: :roll:

me thinks there may be a bit of digger work first :idea: :idea:
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sat: Went for a small drive, still learning the new truck. :lol:

cleaning the under neath at the mo due to a little mud.

:roll:

Sun: Help pull out the starter from the pegiro and the radiator well the thing that had more mud then its ablty to cool
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brought some 32" wranglers for the surf and spent the arvo putting them on.
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spent 6 hours at the workshop finishing the vitara removable winch ,looks cool on, and put the plastic bumper on no see anything of the mount
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coxsy wrote:spent 6 hours at the workshop finishing the vitara removable winch ,looks cool on, and put the plastic bumper on no see anything of the mount


Pic;s please... 'cause I want to build one and cant see the point reinventing the wheel so to speak
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will do, didn't take the camera with me, this morning but will post soon as
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Things done so far:

- Front & rear diff oil changed
- Engine oil & filter changed
- Transfer case oil changed
- Power steering oil changed
- Radiator drained, system flushed and charged with fresh coolant
- Front end greased
- Tyres rotated
- Brakes cleaned & adjusted
- New deeper transmission pan prepped and painted

Ran out of daylight and now its raining outside (don't have a garage).

Lets see what gets done tomorrow.
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dazza85 wrote:
Pic;s please... 'cause I want to build one and cant see the point reinventing the wheel so to speak


http://www.offroadexpress.co.nz/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=7639

This is one I made for my surf. seems to work well so far.

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a air bagged 200 vitara is a bit differant than a surf to fit to , this is a under the radar fitment
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Haha yea i bet it is.
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With my birthday yesterday I had dropped a few hints about things needed for the jeep, so I now have a full set of deep dish mats for the front and back of the jeep to contain the mud and water. Also money to go and visit WTBS on Monday and buy a recovery strop, just what I have been after.

Had the Novus man come and visit on Thursday as a crack in the windscreen had failed the warrant, he took one look at the windscreen and recommended a brand new one, insurance will cover it. Great - I will be able to see the mud coming much clearer
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Hey Downunderxj, do you have pics of your Ford flathead restoration project and progress. Sounds like fun.
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Today:
1)cleaned and adjusted brakes, now they work worse than before.
2)decided to strat making my tube front bar, decided also that i really really really really ought to leave the welding to people that can actually weld..... also discovered that a grinder hides all sins
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Will cock up some more welds, and grind the crap outa them so no-one knows.
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TJ wrote:Hey Downunderxj, do you have pics of your Ford flathead restoration project and progress. Sounds like fun.


Here are some photos http://community.webshots.com/album/561190976bfeETX
Progress has been slow this year, this was my grandfathers truck from new, and I bought it up north in January 2006. The cab and deck have been removed, just the motor and drive train needs to come out now before I can start repairing the rust in the chassis, painting it and starting on the actual restoration.

When the Novus man came to look at the jeep windscreen he saw the bonnet from the Ford and instantly recognised it for what it was, we spent more time talking about old Fords than the Jeep :lol:
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Looks great for a 70 year old. I don't like Fords in general, but flathead engine is a classic and deserves respect.

You should start a new thread and keep us updated on yor progress. My dream is to do something similar, but with a 1941 Willy's...
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TJ wrote: My dream is to do something similar, but with a 1941 Willy's...


Careful what you wish for TJ, you could end up with a project like this one, of my fathers :!:

Purchased in about 1982, still being done :!:

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Just got back from up north, after picking up the turbo motor for the Safari.
Just need to find time to swap the turbo over now :roll:

Big thanks to Mitch (GQTROL) for all his time/help, this certainly helped us out a lot.
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billyvanboheman wrote:
TJ wrote: My dream is to do something similar, but with a 1941 Willy's...


Careful what you wish for TJ, you could end up with a project like this one, of my fathers :!:

Purchased in about 1982, still being done :!:


Would love that. Something to do over the weekends (rather than watch TV).
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continued with the tube bar, got the bar and chassis brackets done, just got to slap up some brackets to join em together and im away. :D

continued to get plenty of grinding practice in as well. :?
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xj wrote:continued with the tube bar, got the bar and chassis brackets done, just got to slap up some brackets to join em together and im away. :D

continued to get plenty of grinding practice in as well. :?


We won't believe a word of what you have said without pictures to support your case. Come on, show us your handy work. :roll: :roll:
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worked.........

and worked.........

:roll:..... actually..... still working,just having coffee break...... :roll:
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bought a new cruiser :) its in CHCH so will be getting some work done on it down there b4 bringing it back up here, went for a play at ashurst, managed to destroy my new radiator in the lux, so its up for sale as is..


http://www.offroadexpress.co.nz/modules ... 3437#93437


my new cruiser ( getting a body lift and some bigger tyres b4 i get it :twisted: )

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Motor ... 092095.htm

will address the front bar and rear exhaust asap lol!!
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badnuz wrote:
my new cruiser ( getting a body lift and some bigger tyres b4 i get it :twisted: )

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Motor ... 092095.htm

will address the front bar and rear exhaust asap lol!!


Ha, had looked at that cruiser! Looks a nice machine! You can rip that spark arrestor off - being a turbo I'm pretty sure it doesn't need it.

Its a typical upgrade, hilux/surf to cruiser. I did the same thing and so have others.
Sold my 1985, BJ74 MWB Landcruiser, rear locker, 33" MTs, snorkel, PTO winch, solid bars all round, spotties, AM CB etc.
Now just a 1994, 1kz Surf, pretty standard.
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