hmmm what to do??
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hmmm what to do??
alright im bored and im looking online for things to do to the toy, hmmmm if anyone has ideas let me know.... And yes trashy im getting a cage before anything else
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Just keep saving your bucks...................... 
Meanwhile make your long term plans, and keep an eye on Craig's List for stuff you will need.
But if that doesn't thrill you, then there's things like heading down to the metal store and buying metal to make a new front or rear bumper. That isn't too expensive relatively speaking. You can always bob the bed of the truck. That doesn't set you back much in the wallet but it sure helps your departure angle which is a good thing in the toolies and the rocks. You can buy metal and make a set of rock rails that will be stout enough to tie in with your roll cage and some exo-cage stuff to protect your fenderwells and sides. You can go flipping through a bunch of mags and pictures and look at how others have set up their roll cages and figure out what you want for your rig. You can look around at other yotas at how they set up their bump stops so they don't toast their leaf springs............ ah I'm getting a headache............... LOL
Meanwhile make your long term plans, and keep an eye on Craig's List for stuff you will need.
But if that doesn't thrill you, then there's things like heading down to the metal store and buying metal to make a new front or rear bumper. That isn't too expensive relatively speaking. You can always bob the bed of the truck. That doesn't set you back much in the wallet but it sure helps your departure angle which is a good thing in the toolies and the rocks. You can buy metal and make a set of rock rails that will be stout enough to tie in with your roll cage and some exo-cage stuff to protect your fenderwells and sides. You can go flipping through a bunch of mags and pictures and look at how others have set up their roll cages and figure out what you want for your rig. You can look around at other yotas at how they set up their bump stops so they don't toast their leaf springs............ ah I'm getting a headache............... LOL
90 MJ, 5.5" RE Long arm
88 yota p/u
88 yota p/u
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Yeah, Bruce, that's a lot of "exercise" for someone our age 
Dave
Have Scout, will wheel...Someday...Maybe
Quote:
Originally Posted by Oregon80
-By driving a Scout, you my friend have recycled, which is more than those pansy Prius owners can say.
-I love driving a piece of history that was nearly lost.
Have Scout, will wheel...Someday...Maybe
Quote:
Originally Posted by Oregon80
-By driving a Scout, you my friend have recycled, which is more than those pansy Prius owners can say.
-I love driving a piece of history that was nearly lost.
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