Nathan's Long Travel Build

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This hose that goes somewhere towards the back.

 

Thanks for giving it a shot. The service manual doesnt really show where it goes either. Maybe I'll find someone else in town with another 3.4L and check it out

 

This is from sitting under the truck looking up. The hose goes from the top, straight down, and into the frame. I have no idea wer it goes from there.

In the picture, it is the one in the middle of the picture

 

Trucks looking great. Keep up the good work.

What kind of wheeling you planning on using it for?

 

Sweet, thanks for taking the time to upload this pic, very helpful and much appreciated. I remember that rubber grommet now, just have to find it.

Thanks. As for wheeling, I think I'll take it easy for awhile, at least while its clean Planning on taking some trips down to oregon and california sometime.
I also wanted to make a truck that was different than all the double cab, 6" lift, ford/chev/dodge trucks that are common up here.

 

yep np, cant wait to see this truck rollin, bring it down to san diego if u come to california!!!

 

Yeah for sure. I'll be doing lots of exploring so who knows where I'll end up. I want to make a short trip this fall some time and then next summer I'll probably make a longer trip.

 

this is a great build, nice work nathan

 

Thanks man. Its been a lot of work but its gonna be soooo worth it

 

Hell yeah it is! Hit us SoCall'ers up if your ever in the area! We will show you where to take this beast

 

I will for sure. I don't know if or how long I'll be down this fall, but next summer I'll be sure to come hang out with all you LT dudes.

 

sub'd for fucking awesome

 

Thanks!
So... How would one attach fiberglass to their truck?
Bolt the front and bolt/panel bond stuff for the rear?
I would like some instruction/advise please

 

Subbed!

Whats the place in Kamloops called where you got the parts from? How are they for pricing?

 

dam just went through the whole build til now, you put a lot of work into it, and you got one badass truck! looking forward to updates!

 

I got all my LT stuff through Baja North Motorsports. They have pretty competitive pricing, and its nice getting stuff through a canadian dealer so you don't have to bother with duty and stuff at the border.

Thanks man! I'm doing all the little stuff like brake lines and drilling out all the broken bolts right now, hence, no big updates recently. But soon I'll be starting on bedcage/bumpers so that should be pretty sweet.

 

Whats your plan for bumpers?

Also, if you ever plan on coming down to the lower mainland area next summer you should come and do whipsaw in Princeton with us.

 

I plan on building my own tube bumpers and bedcage, like most of the other LT trucks have. I'll be doing the dual upright spares in the back also. As for building, I think I'll just look at everyone elses and go from there. Heres the plate rear bumper I made last summer.





I'll just play around with tube until I get something that looks good

 

damn thats a sexy plate bumper. good work! what are you going to do with it? i might be interested in buying it if you decide not to keep it