Recent content by mgeiger

Just picked up a '14 200-Series: Have has it just a few days. Everything I loved about my 100... utility, quality, that "heavy" feel, plus tons of power and a great transmission. Wasn't sure about the KDSS (see below), but it works well on this vehicle. Just sold my '00 100-Series: Best vehicle...

2014 200-Series mgeiger Purchased 10/15/16. My first 200. Came from a 100 19519mi on 10/15/16 No mods yet. Just have my go bag, and gear case strapped in. DD, Family Vacations, Camping, Going to IMSA Races Pics: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/v63zlgyyp1atf6o/AACrhXFjU_SH_3Zb4eCz6Ag4a?dl=0 Link to come.

I put some on mine. I don't have a lot of miles on them, but of all the tires I've had on my 100 - Original Michelins, Goodyear Duratracs, Toyo OC2s - I like these the best in regards to handling, wet and dry. They lIt could be skewed since I went from the 16" wheel to the 18" wheel, but they...

Finally - running boards off and OE mud guards on.

Nice find and build.

first trip with the new trailer. Chattahoochee National Forest. This little trailer pulls smooth, holds lots of camping gear and firewood. Time for a spring over though- as I had a few clearance issues.

Most of my Legos are 30 years old. I do have a few parts mixed in from my kids' newer sets. Still- this thing uses only basic parts- no fancy pre made parts.

Mine is progressing. This is after 1 coat of paint on the body. It now has 4. Frame was sanded, primed and painted. All new wiring harness is complete. Restoration compete. Now time for outfitting.

You'll find a lot of stapled together particle board in many TTs an popups. I had an older popup that would not stay in one piece on the highway. Almost made a landscape trailer from it but the frame was such thin steel, it would have been a waste of time. This scares me...

Front wheel offset indicates a different, wider/heavier axle too.

Ive had a 98 XJ that I loved. As well as a 04 TJ that was ok and a 04 WJ that was utter garbage. Ive owned and driven a '00 Land Cruiser for nearly 2 years now and have loads more respect for the vehicle in all regards- daily driving, on the trail, reliability, fit and finish. I still respect...

I found this on Google. Quite possibly someone here in Expo. Nice simple setup.

Here's my new project. A 1981 Toyota long bed I found on CL here in Atlanta. Already converted - apparently years ago. Lots of clean up going on, removed an old broken camper shell, plywood cabinets, astroturf, etc. Fixed some dents and dings on the body. Swapped out 23" tires for some 30"...

Looks great.

Nice work. I've got a 1980 Jayco to play with once yours is done.