South Carolina BS thread under new MANAGEMENT and lives in SC

My 1995 is so basic & so much “extra” missing ....
I don’t even have a spare, the brackets, jack, or tools.
If anyone has a 1st gen “standard” cab that I can see how that jack strap actually attaches to the metal bracket?
I’m interested in just about any “spare parts” hahahahaha

 

Softball is another enjoyable, but time intensive one .... esp. if one does travelball.

 

Nice!

 

Or just get an actual allen socket that'll fit. They make different lengths of those too so you may not even need the extension and all that contraption.
I like this style with the ball for tight areas so you can get a little angle to them. Don't necessarily need Snap-On there are plenty of cheap alternatives.

 

My kid has tried lots of sports / activities. 10th grade now. Yes it can be time consuming, enjoy it. It wont last forever. Past few years he has been into band. Has learned / played numerous instruments. Trumpet, trombone, tuba, french horn, all the percussions. We currenty have a drum set in the house they let him bring home to practice on. There is nothing louder than a marching band drum set i dont think. He wants to be the main man next year and is practicing a lot. He has printed all sorts of drum line music and is getting pretty good. Poor cat. She just freezes up and does not move

 

Ordered the Baja MT tires on Tuesday. And people think my customer service is bad hahahhaha.

 

Where can I find custom length brake lines?

 

Thanks,
Looks like another one bites the dust

 

That's why I've kept the boxes I'm building to small groups. It may keep people waiting and they may go elsewhere but I ain't holding anyone's money until I'm ready to build.

 

Seems to happen a lot.
I can't believe the parts stores can't sort their brake lines by length. They all tell me they need a part number.

 

Call crown performance. If you look towards the last page or so I posted about them. Call and they'll make them any length you want. I had some custom made to my spec for my 63 swap.

 

Thats what they all should do, the wait time will still be the same but your not holding peoples money.

 

From what I remember the guy selling the lines was having a buddy make them. Might not be all him but some communication goes a long way, and refund the money for the orders that can't be made.

 

Here ya go but if you call you can get just fronts or rears and what ever length you want just have to call instead of buying a kit. BTW these are who makes the kits for Headstrong, Wheelers, etc
http://www.crownperformance.com/1999-2004-tacoma/

 

@Matic some jeep folks but look at that pretty sweet looking 1st gen in the background. Has a trailing arm rear suspension.
https://youtu.be/KVUIq6Us1-o?t=129

 

Thanks
All the work of putting Toyota axles under a Samurai I never thought finding brake lines would be a custom order.

 

They need to get them set up with a practice set with mesh drum heads. Seriously the mesh heads are sex for quiet practice.

 

I’m part of the group that makes Star Wars outfits & wears them for charity events, hospitals, & fun stuff (501st Legion).
Some of the folks that actually make the kits have waiting lists of ... years. It can get outta hand quickly. Good folks, with good intentions, that simply take on WAY too much, then don’t communicate well. Next thing you know, huge backlog & no way to see out from it.

 

My oldest daughter is in:
Band, marching & concert (multiple instruments, primarily Oboe & Trumpet)
Softball
Robotics
Beta Club
Art Club
Theater
Piano lessons
& several more things
But, manages to keep straight As.

As long as she maintains the grades, we let her keep doing school stuff.

My Taco is because she needed a car to get where she needed to go. So, she took the Scion xB, leaving me with just 1990 Miata-a great car, but near 30 tears old, over 350.000 miles. When thinks break, it takes a while to get parts. So, I got a 24 year old truck with 179,000 miles to supplement... hahahahaha.
The Miata: