Proud New 100 Series Owner! FELL INTO MY LAP!
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Overland Hadley
on a journey
Love the new rig, and the color is perfect.
RAM5500 CAMPERTHING
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blupaddler said:
You know where i live!
ginericLC
Adventurer
I like the color. Especially with the black pearl emblems.
You are missing the butterfly in your cup holder (very common and frustrating thing on 100s) and the positive battery cover. Neither are deal breakers
Did they do the 90k service? Timing belt and water pump or just timing belt.
Congrats!
You are missing the butterfly in your cup holder (very common and frustrating thing on 100s) and the positive battery cover. Neither are deal breakers
Did they do the 90k service? Timing belt and water pump or just timing belt.
Congrats!
RAM5500 CAMPERTHING
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ginericLC said:
:iagree: Very hard to find!
ginericLC said:
EH
ginericLC said:
Yes, that will be fixed ASAP
ginericLC said:
I dont see any receipts for it. Is this a highly recommended service? Known issues? Cost? Thanks
ginericLC said:
Thanks You!
adventureduo
Dave Druck [KI6LBB]
Right on dude, glad you found what you were looking for.
So , spill it... how much?
So , spill it... how much?
very very nice. I am almost jealous...
Kevin, look at this one....I took this picture outside of the ARB shop in Sydney, Australia. I believe the color is very similar to yours.
Kevin, look at this one....I took this picture outside of the ARB shop in Sydney, Australia. I believe the color is very similar to yours.
Very nice set up
The vehicle looks outstanding and the milage is close to what my 98 Trooper had on it when I made the purchase two years ago. Given how clean your vehicle looks inside and out, I would go ahead with the 90K mile service work from Toyota and consider it money well spent. This will cost a few bucks ($500+) depending on what other components they find worn but then it's done and you really shouldn't have any problems mechanically. Then you have a daily driver that could tackle the offroad trails as well. Enjoy this rig in good health and be sure to get it off the beaten path once in awhile using every 4X4 option it offers, including that rear differential lock.
The vehicle looks outstanding and the milage is close to what my 98 Trooper had on it when I made the purchase two years ago. Given how clean your vehicle looks inside and out, I would go ahead with the 90K mile service work from Toyota and consider it money well spent. This will cost a few bucks ($500+) depending on what other components they find worn but then it's done and you really shouldn't have any problems mechanically. Then you have a daily driver that could tackle the offroad trails as well. Enjoy this rig in good health and be sure to get it off the beaten path once in awhile using every 4X4 option it offers, including that rear differential lock.
Photog
Explorer
ginericLC said:I like the color. Especially with the black pearl emblems.
You are missing the butterfly in your cup holder (very common and frustrating thing on 100s) and the positive battery cover. Neither are deal breakers
Did they do the 90k service? Timing belt and water pump or just timing belt.
Congrats!
Butterfly for cup holder is a piece that fits in the gap, to adjust for cup sizes.
The 90k mile service info is usually written on a sticker, placed somewhere toward the front of the engine. It might even be under the engine cover. No sticker, probably means you still need the service (timing belt, etc.)
RAM5500 CAMPERTHING
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theexile said:
Thanks
This rig will basically be built exactly like my 80.
Only differences will be all terrains instead of muds, and i will be able to tow :clapsmile
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