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I haven't. Been treating the known problem areas myself a couple of times a year

 

Local county fairs used to. Some probably still do

 

Happy Friday everyone.

Gonna install some new shocks and struts on the daughter's Yaris in the morning. Probably help wrench on my buddy's RX-7 some more this weekend too.

Hopefully the wife and I can have dinner and maybe find a movie on NutFlex tonight. Been a busy week. Haven't seen much of that woman this week.

 

So YOU were the one....

 

Bring it to Beechridge for a day of destruction.

 

I had to. Got tired of all the empty beer cans around the bushes in the front of my house

 

I think we are firing up the guns this week.

 

150

 

Oh wonderful..
Must have been narragansett beer besides..

 

PBR Pounders!

 

Points for that anyway. Lol

 

Happy Friday right back at ya

 

If only

 

Completed the CRC recall. Inneresting.

also saw a recently removed frame. Kinda like seeing a smokers lung...scares you to diligence.

 

All models of Toyotas have historically had rust issues. 70's and 80' probably were the worst. And now our Tacomas. For the life of me, I can't understand how they have not found some solution. They know the trucks will be used in snow and bad weather.

Yes, all vehicles rust when exposed to moisture,salt, and winter road treatment. But I owned a 1981 Ford station wagon when I lived in ND that spent it's entire life in ND. The body had some rust spots starting when I sold it in 1999, but the frame only had surface rust. I never washed the thing.

 

That's a nasty frame!!!

 

This is long overdue. Let's get to wrenchin'.

 

The Yaris feels great. No issues. I ended up returning the upper mounts and bearings as the OEM bits were in excellent condition, despite being 10 years old with nearly 150k on them.

Also bled the brakes. It had been a couple of years since that was done.

 

Good Sunday morning folks

 

Morning PJT