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Just looked like they had run out of ideas to me

Agreed sh1t :thumbdown: Do we think that might be the death throws of TG

I had thought of Gorilla, but the expanding bit might be bad Jon, its the catch that holds the top centre box lid down :evil:

Hi, has anybody found a good plastic glue for repairing annoying little broken plastic clips etc Something a little better than super glue? Thanks

Thanks Jon, 20" it is, have you gone for the fancy new style ones yet? Haven't done the triple squirters, really should get round to it What bits did you use?

Can any body with a 100 series give me a little help I am trying to buy some new wiper blades from Opi oils, they list them as 20" drivers side and 24" passenger side. I have just measured mine and they are 19" but I have always thought they are a little short, autobulds list them as 19" both...

Lars these look nice, but I nearly fell over when I looked at the price http://www.rocasilva.com/snorkel-concep ... ?article13

Lars I have done a few things to my truck, however the diff is standard gearing not 4.88 I have been umming and arring for ages about 35" tyres, I think my plan is to stick with 33"s on balance my truck is more about overlanding than off roading, also because it an earlier 100 diesel my stock...

Lars, looks mighty fine If you could but a pic up when you have it all together, your choice of wheels, colours and truck colour are pretty spooky. It is pretty much exactly what I am trying to but together :clap:

have you seen these http://www.generaltire.eu/generator/www ... er-at.html General tyres AT, newer version of the AT2 These http://www.mickeythompson.co.uk/MickeyT ... adial.html bit of a hybrid between AT and MT These http://www.toyo.co.uk/tire/pattern/open-country-at Jon has these but in a...

Lars, had you thought of 275 70 18, should be about the same outside diameter as your 295 75 16 but a bit skinnier I have seen a few tyres in that size

Cris, which ones did you go for?

Jon, thats a shame its only about 30 miles from Aldermaston to High Wycombe I know its all very short notice, just an idea

How about this place? Its a bit more centrally placed http://www.4x4-withoutaclub.co.uk/index.htm I have never been, has anybody else?

Is any body going to this?

Paul, to be honest I can't see much difference in the town pic you put up and Warsash Only joking, looks just like I had imagined it might look What an excellent adventure, nice to see you will have a 105 to run around in. Good luck with it all, if you need tea or anything sent out drop us a...

JTT, Hi thanks for turning up and posting I tried to find some info on your products some time back I guess first question from me is what can you do for the 100 series 4.2 TD Thanks Julian

Andy 58KG sounds like a lot, I would be surprised at that, if any thing it has less metal than mine No I have a standard ARB rack and don't have a roof tent

Andy, that is going to be a fair amount of weight up high, over corrugations the rack is going to take a fair hammering To be honest I didn't weigh mine before I put it on, but it didn't strike me as particularly heavy. 2 of us put it on with ease Just a note if you are going for a roof tent...

From some research I did before purchasing mine Alloy racks are generally lighter so impact handling less, with less weight high up BUT Aluminium is generally a more brittle material so is more likely to suffer from fatigue cracking and IMHO you are less likely to bump into somebody who can...

How about Slindon Safari, perhaps a little more gentle I think I remember the owner mentioning it was available for private rental http://www.4x4driving.co.uk/index.html

either would be cool, I guess a bit like an exaggerated difference between an 80 and a 100 :lol:

Paul, good luck with the job Weapon of choice? http://ecom.toyota-gib.com/Default.asp? ... ID:2008445

Yep, I did Tarifa-Tangiers. A bit of an eye opener but not to bad The cool bit is that the main customs hall was used in one of the Bourne films

Confirmed, looking forward to being able to play on the interesting bits

Email sent, sounds like it could be fun

Paul you can have a look at mine if you want, they are ASFIR. The only thing I would change would be stronger braces between the chassis rails, the ASFIR are aluminium and would be much better if the where some sturdy t section steel The only other benefit I would like to see is some sort of...

if somebody can bring a stove, mine is packed away in a store and I have bought some sausages for us I guess we should wait to confirm 8.30 is OK for Fridayman, if not 9.30

I am in, but don't have a full day How would people feel about starting a bit earlier say meeting 8.30 so selfishly I get a bit more play time?

Sounds interesting, I am a possible

The most effective thing from a starting the truck perspective is a big red battery master key like they use on boats If they can't get it running, they are pretty big things to push far

Welcome along I am sure you will get plenty of advice on 80's here Also good to here another one in the south

Are you feeling OK, not sick? :lol: Your name has gone 'GREEN' I guess we have a new moderator :clap:

Aghhhhh found out Always liked to think it was 24

Thank you

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Mine does

Yep, 24v start

Ryan, dont forget to check with milners motorsport on fox prices before ordering, I managed to get a decent deal Oh yes by the way they are well worth it IMHO

Perfect, it looks just like my one :thumbup:

Chris look very smart, but got to ask what is 'jizer' not sure it is cruiser related. Anything you want to share :shock:

Are they going to do the FJ with a diesel in it, because that looks like an intercooler inlet on the bonnet of that one Scratch that they all seem to look like that

I think a conversation with somebody like Devon 4x4 or TBRUK would be the best bet and I think total cost including VAT is around £1000

Warren, the fitting costs should be about the same, as it is the same job I wonder how far they go for £120 removing the AHC, do they take the pump out, all the pipes, the ECU, the relay and the switch

Re: Plains play day and braai 20 August If I get my ducks lined up, I would like to come up for a trundle about Has anybody checked if the Army are using it, paging Tommo, any chance you could work your magic?

Looks like TBR have stock of Sahara bars for yours at the moment, but expensive Just doing a similar thing myself, Devon 4x4 where a fair bit cheaper for my one

I had thought of that, its actually for my work, they only want one for a weekend I will try BOAB

Has anybody done this and through who, it is just for UK use Thanks

Don't remind me, it would have been fun Flame suit on Much more my style of driving than our slow green lanes

Looks fun, I have been a few times, fantastic place :clap: Have to say I haven't taken my cruiser round, but it would be a laugh