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These have been posted on the Landcruiser forum, must be good for some body on here.
http://www.tlocuk.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1138
http://www.tlocuk.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1138
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I got three of them spare!Too young to die and too old to give a toss -
Originally posted by ian619
can i have one, please!
it's in me shed, mate.Comment
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Of course mate! tyres are u/s on two of em and the other has a hankook with only about 5-6 mm on it, if you would like to arrange train or whateverOriginally posted by Chillittcan i have one, please!
tour welcome, Think their better nic than those cruiser wheels (shine'ier)Too young to die and too old to give a tossComment
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In Warickshire beginning of September, would it help to get a wheel back to essex? let me know.
Tonywww.puppywalker.co.ukComment
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cool! brown envelope to follow.. surf train to near cirencester or warwick, no rush. can anyone help? thanks very much!
it's in me shed, mate.Comment
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oh and if anyone wants a set of steel wheels, (tyres 2 ok 2 bad 1 missing!) they are welcome. oh and a tailgate for underslung spare, no glass or lectrics free to a good home..it's in me shed, mate.Comment
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If we're in the process of giving stuff away, I've just put a set of seats on ebay, and if a Forum member wants em, they can have em at a BIG discount.......It just does, OK?Comment
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Now that I've been reminded about seats, does anyone know of a type
of drivers seat with a flat seat that will fit in the Surf with no or minor
modification? Something where you're knees are on the same level as
your backside instead of above it. I'm so used to van seats, I still can't
get used to the one in the Surf, so I'm a flatter seat. Cheers.Comment
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There's a knob on the side of the seat so that you can adjust the front of the seat height, the part under you knees.
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Originally posted by BUSHWHACKERThere's a knob on the side of the seat so that you can adjust the front of the seat height, the part under you knees.
Got that at full whack. The seat is still too car'ish, though.
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It's an unuasual driveing position in the surf, made for short arsed japs i assume, i got used to it now and find it quite comfortable, Go up too high Matt and you'll be banging your head on the roof,
Pity about the tailgate Charley! its the rear mount one im after (and the rear mount, and another red center wheel, not much eh!)
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i reckon we need a sticky for blaggers and 'spares about to be chucked' a last chance saloon for steel wheels and such....
it's in me shed, mate.Comment
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Good idea!Originally posted by Chillitti reckon we need a sticky for blaggers and 'spares about to be chucked' a last chance saloon for steel wheels and such.... As no one seems interested in the ones im selling i'll prob have to give them away as well, Wonder how many tailgates i've missed?
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That'd be a good idea. Surfs seem to be one of those rare vehicles whereOriginally posted by Chillitti reckon we need a sticky for blaggers and 'spares about to be chucked' a last chance saloon for steel wheels and such....
you end up with a large pile of parts you've removed while modding. Could
have sworn that theory was supposed to work the opposite way around.
I'm gonna' end up breaking my neck tripping over the sway bars or footrails
in the shed someday.
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