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Toyospearo's FLATBED build...
#164
haha I hear that, I remember my first trip to Rausch Creek Off-road park back in march. Got down to 15-20 degrees. Glad I had my Carheart Jacket and a mummy type sleeping bag. Still froze my arse off though. Was not expecting that in the middle of May even in PA.
BTW: make sure you take note of my avatar. Wouldn't want you to scratch up that nice paint. lmao.
BTW: make sure you take note of my avatar. Wouldn't want you to scratch up that nice paint. lmao.
#172
No leaks at all! I am amazed. I filled the tank up about 3 months back after I helped a guy fix a flat during hunting season. Yesterday I moved the air hose and drained the air out. I checked the PSI and it went from 110 to 95 in 3 months so thats not too bad. I do carry a 12v compressor just in case.
#173
The OBA frame is awesome, but I have heard of tanks being made from bumpers and such. My rear bumper will be an OBA tank as well.
However, I have never seen a flatbed/headache rack design that so masterfully complimented the lines of the vehicle for which it was made. This and Toyo's '82 build shows the man has a very keen sense of what a vehicle ought to look like.
However, I have never seen a flatbed/headache rack design that so masterfully complimented the lines of the vehicle for which it was made. This and Toyo's '82 build shows the man has a very keen sense of what a vehicle ought to look like.
#174
The OBA frame is awesome, but I have heard of tanks being made from bumpers and such. My rear bumper will be an OBA tank as well.
However, I have never seen a flatbed/headache rack design that so masterfully complimented the lines of the vehicle for which it was made. This and Toyo's '82 build shows the man has a very keen sense of what a vehicle ought to look like.
However, I have never seen a flatbed/headache rack design that so masterfully complimented the lines of the vehicle for which it was made. This and Toyo's '82 build shows the man has a very keen sense of what a vehicle ought to look like.

After all the money, pain, and suffering going into these builds comments like that make it worthwhile!






