I apologize for @subquark Kristina...the poster is derogatory, and no one needs to mansplain how to load a pickup truck to you!! Also noted the "manly" poster is from GM, apparently their owners need this reminder?
LOL, thanks for catching me on that TVRangerSTX!
Blood test results show improvement...so no cancer in my immediate future....Whew. Poor Margie was so scared it was the beginning of the end... as I thought too...so tonight...a Scotch on the Rocks to celebrate...Doc says no one before had a value go down, only stay the same or up...
Really glad to hear the good news Phil!
Good news Phil, thanks for the update!
Great news!
I've got an old brass steam whistle from the steel plant, used to signal start and quitting time, and lunch breaks. $$ And yeah, pickers got weird, although they've been in and near our area in PA a few times.Took the Ranger on a little road trip to the Franklin County Indiana Antique equipment club Swap Meet. The Ranger loved traveling the back roads of Northern Ky. and southern IN.
Only thing I was temped to buy was some old brass steam whistles. The $300 each price tag
put a stop to that. Further research shows' that is about the current asking price.
Dang American Pickers have upped the price of junk, rusty gold as they call it. BTW I have not watched an episode since they dumped Frank.?
God damn this place.. I might get an intake to go with my Livermore tune ?Bookmarking this! Thanks for the pics and report. I like that the intake helps preserve the deep wading depth the Ranger has. Not that I'll be doing any deep water corossings.
Those were some of the glory days in the FJ40, going to seat depth where if the engine dies, so does the vehicle! But what a blast!
Not me but this deep (many times and that's one reason the front drum brakes are so miserable, even with several rebuilds, also why I installed a Chevy starter):
very true. Phil is a wealth of info / experience many of us do not have. He was really helpful for my vibration issues.
