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Your more than welcome for what little I can offer, it might be that the accelerator pump is getting a bit weak and not squirting enough fuel at start up, carb bowl for some reason is siphoning back and not holding enough fuel, plus the fact that the stock fuel pump is an intank electric unit...

Back prior to 79 before toyota built the 4x4 trucks, many outfits were doing 4x conversions on the minis, the Wolverine done by Tolsdorf were doing the Toyota, Low Manufacturing were mostly Datsuns, but they also sold the parts in kit form. Its been some years but I have seen the custom front...

Did you ever sell the Chinook?

Checked my PM's but found nothing, what kind of measurements you looking for and what body are we talking about?

Congrats :wings:

No idea if anyone still makes a replacement canvas for the Bonanza, but an auto upholstery shop, boat shop that specializes in boat tops, or outfits that make replacement tops for popup tent trailers should be able to help you out, some can even heat weld the windows into them. When I redone...

Thanks guys, Yeah its old school for sure, I built the brown one over 20 years ago so its not as hitech as it once was :sombrero: but its like an old friend and never changes much anymore.

And a few more, [/IMG] [/IMG] [/IMG] [/IMG]

Thanks, glad you like em, Would be easier to post pictures than try to explain the interior, but hate to be a picture hog, but you asked :) [/IMG] Recaro style lumbar adjustable Supra seats [/IMG] Furnace, converter, other stuff [/IMG] 3way refer, under cabinet storage, inverter [/IMG]...

The original 2wd with the stock 20R did fair, converted to 4x4 I imagine they would be a bit sluggish for sure. I really can't honestly say as both of mine were converted and engines and drivetrains built before I really drove them to any extent. I have seen them swapped to many different...

Not to take away from TO's thread, but heres a few of mine on some outings. [/IMG] [/IMG] [/IMG] [/IMG]

Thanks Nick, you too JH, glad you approve of my madness. Yeah thats my rig AKA Blew, in the link you posted, taken several years ago while building, have done numerous changes since those pics were taken, in my never ending quest to keep my wallet empty I can't quit tinkering on them.

Thanks, Oh!! OK, heres a pic for ya. They built them from 73 to 78, no factory 4x4's, but there were some done by dealers using the early Wolverine conversions, but it added around 2500. to the price tag so weren't a big seller back then. TrailOutfitters looks great, a transplant at some...