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ClemSparks PowerDork
4/29/13 9:27 p.m.

Mitchell wrote: I like the bed! Plan to add on the loops that allow 2" x 4"s slot into the sides?

No plans to add...

But...that's because they're already there!:

ClemSparks PowerDork
4/29/13 9:29 p.m.

DoctorBlade wrote:
ClemSparks wrote:
DoctorBlade wrote:
ClemSparks wrote: uhhh...yeah. Last photo shows them. Though...I'd rather something a little less...uh...period correct. Hello McFly!
helps to out the glasses on, I suppose
Just to be clear...my "Hello McFly" comment was an allusion to the truck in "Back to the Future&quot...not directed to you, Doc.
I'm a geek, so that's what I thought you were referring to.

So...I'm gonna make like a tree and get outta here!

GameboyRMH GRM+ Memberand UltimaDork
4/30/13 10:53 a.m.

Nice, you gonna add wooden sides? I think it would look good. The truck looks much better with the body lift removed.

Also I had a wacky idea the other day you might like, but it's not that cheap because it requires a relocatable winch: winch-powered crane (swing arm with pulleys) on the bed near the cab. Could be useful if you often lift heavy stuff from the ground onto there.

ClemSparks PowerDork
5/5/13 9:00 p.m.

So...here's what I'm up against with the wiring:

So...if anyone has a wiring diagram for a [roughly] '87 Toyota, I sure could use it!

Thanks,

Clem

ShadowSix HalfDork
5/5/13 10:30 p.m.

I've got a couple .pdf's that might help, sent you a PM (I think).

ClemSparks PowerDork
5/9/13 10:35 p.m.

No new photos today, but it now has a nice rebuilt caliper on the driver front, new brake pads, and the wheels are straightened out (directionals are directional, after all)

Clem

ClemSparks PowerDork
5/9/13 10:37 p.m.

GameboyRMH wrote: Nice, you gonna add wooden sides? I think it would look good. The truck looks much better with the body lift removed. Also I had a wacky idea the other day you might like, but it's not that cheap because it requires a relocatable winch: winch-powered crane (swing arm with pulleys) on the bed near the cab. Could be useful if you often lift heavy stuff from the ground onto there.

I will probably make some sides at some point. I do like the crane idea. I could use it to lift heavy stuff up there to move around on my new property (it's got a trench full of trash I'll need to clean up, over time).

Clem