Drew02a 1987 Hilux Dilux Build

[murphyz]

when at home.

first rule in the military about electrical troubleshooting,
1.freak out
2. everyone say they are not qualified
3. watch supervisor Calls Chief controller on day off to fix issue
4 assistant Chief ( that was at work the whole time) does nothing
5 call "Comm" to trouble shoot
6 call rapcon to troubleshoot
7 4 hours later let Comm in the building
8 hasve them look at you like you are stupid
9 check breaker

 

[murphyz]

sean what did you do when you were in?
Intel?

 

[PISSER]

that is a great day...
our tower radar went out and try to imagine keeping 7 planes flying in a 5 mile (round) area from hitting each other, while trying to get 3 flights of a-10s and a certain grumpy general (in a learjet) of the ground... fun.

the fix you ask... our UNinterupted battery ( the backup also) failed.
fix you say? the fix was to switch the breaker! no joke.

Yeah that was fun! NOT!!!!!!!!

 

[drew02a]

[video=youtube;HLI-nLPiaJA]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HLI-nLPiaJA[/video]

 

[AlienXtx]

you gotta have a fine whip son.

 

[drew02a]

Is it more redneck to park the Dilux in the driveway, or the back yard?

 

[SamSter0077]

Is it more redneck to park the Dilux in the driveway, or the back yard?

More redneck in the Front Yard I think!

 

[AlienXtx]

It's all about cinderblock placement.

 

[Mauzer]

How did you even get it back there?

 

[drew02a]

How did you even get it back there?

There's "utility" road that goes through the creek bed behind my house. Just had to drop the electric fence temporarily.

 

[drew02a]

I got my tires (285/70/16 KMs) swapped on to those 16x8 Cragars today at a ghetto shop down Huebner for $20 cash. They didn't balance them, but I figured I could get that done later for free at Discount Tire.

 

[yotarob]

What are your plans for the TRD OR wheels?

 

[drew02a]

What are your plans for the TRD OR wheels?

Staying on the 4Runner. I thought about getting something more serious but I don't plan to do anything too insane in the 4Runner and light alloy rims will be great for long distance travel.

 

[AlienXtx]

Woot!!

 

[yotarob]

Staying on the 4Runner. I thought about getting something more serious but I don't plan to do anything too insane in the 4Runner and light alloy rims will be great for long distance travel.

yeah, woops. I should have read your post better, I thought you where talking about the KM2's. You have too many sets of wheels and tires, I cannot keep them strait. . What do you have on the tacoma now? Those black wagon wheels or the stock steelies??

 

[drew02a]

yeah, woops. I should have read your post better, I thought you where talking about the KM2's. You have too many sets of wheels and tires, I cannot keep them strait. . What do you have on the tacoma now? Those black wagon wheels or the stock steelies??

Yeah, My garage looks like a freakin' tire shop.

On the Tacoma: stock steelies with those little Goodyear tires that came on the Cragars

 

[drew02a]

Put the wheels on the Dilux and started it up. Glad the battery charger that's installed on that thing works.

 

[SamSter0077]

Got a good idea for your build Drew..
http://tacomaoffroad.com/threads/46-CL-finds?p=27449&viewfull=1#post27449

 

[drew02a]

Got a good idea for your build Drew..
http://tacomaoffroad.com/threads/46-CL-finds?p=27449&viewfull=1#post27449

The Dilux ain't going to be an expedition build. Also, I have no money.

 

[SamSter0077]

The Dilux ain't going to be an expedition build. Also, I have no money.

aww... I had your Dilux all planned out already.. LMAO. $500 for a Military bed would be pretty cool.. (I think..)
Ok, on with the expedition 4runner project, and strictly Dilux project.