Jerretxx: truck collection, build thread, and BS thread

Went very smooth. Hardest part is getting the shifter forks right to install the stick

 

I did mine at my buddies shop,and did at least half cursing all the snap rings (or whatever you call them) then my buddy says Oh I have a special tool for that then went gravy after that (pretty sure he did it on purpose to mess with me, Bastard)

 

We only had one problem with te snap rings. They were going smooth until one shot off of the pliers, hit y friends leg, and went and got lost under a oil drain pan. We looked for about 20 minutes until we finally found it

 

Swapped in some 1987 4runner bucket seats today that I picked up from redneck92

 

Looks good, you have a passenger for next weekend.

 

Yea, the ole lady called shot gun

 

Installed a tire carrier today

 

More pictures of the mounting on that. Does it mount to the hitch.

 

yes, it goes in the hitch. It also folds down so you can open a hatch, however doesnt quite open enough for my tailgate to open completely. I think I am going to take my bed rack off so I can get the stuff in my bed out easier.

 

Could just elevate the rack a bit to make it easy to get stuff in ad out.

 

I thought about making one side henge, but idk, probably just remove it

 

Big creek was great! I strongly recommend running it. Great people, organization, and obsticals. Also, destroyed the drive shaft. Luckily, had a spare from max4yota

 

Nice! I'll have to look into that place. Good thing the twin had a spare

 

Were is Big Creek

 

When he swapped transmissions his drive shaft was to long, so I picked it up from him luckily.

 

About 4 miles north of elderado just off 109

 

There were 30 vehicles there, which is a little to much. However, we talked to him about getting a private run an he said that was fine. A private run is $300 per group all day. So if we could get 9-10 vehicles it would be worth it

 

Where did you get your hitch? I need one badly before spring gets here.