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This channel is about vintage vehicles, refurbishment, repair, and most importantly, use. The channel started with a 1989 Toyota Dolphin 320RB motorhome, and we have added a 1978 Toyota Hilux Micro Mini, a 1978 Datsun Chinook Gazelle PopUp Camper, a 1978 Datsun 620 4x4. Since then we have followed the restoration of a 1987 Toyota 4Runner SR5, and other maintenance information on a 2009 VW Jetta Sportwagen. The channel shows how you can travel, use, maintain, and generally enjoy vintage leisure vehicles, even if you don't have a garage, or thousands of dollars worth of tools, plentiful land to keep your jalopies, etc. It does require you to have some mechanical knowledge and an adventurous spirit, so follow us along!
EP4: We take a 40-year-old Toyota 4Runner on a 350-mile skiing roadtrip. This is what happened.
On the previous 3 videos we covered how we rescued our $700 Toyota 4Runner from the crusher. After a lot of work, it was lovingly restored by my brother for his daughter. The problem? She's only 10 years old. We'll have to wait another 5 years before she can drive it. In the meantime, WE will drive it.
In this episode we take the 4Runner up the mountains from Phoenix to Flagstaff. It's a challenging drive as Snowbowl is 185 miles north of Phoenix and is about 7,000 feet higher in elevation. Plus, we had to contend with strong winds along with the increasing altitudes. But, can our $700 4Runner make it?
It passed, with flying colors. The ski trip? Not so much. Skiing in Flagstaff is some of ...
In this episode we take the 4Runner up the mountains from Phoenix to Flagstaff. It's a challenging drive as Snowbowl is 185 miles north of Phoenix and is about 7,000 feet higher in elevation. Plus, we had to contend with strong winds along with the increasing altitudes. But, can our $700 4Runner make it?
It passed, with flying colors. The ski trip? Not so much. Skiing in Flagstaff is some of ...
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EP8: The Simplicity Of An Analog Truck: Take a look at the simple controls of our Datsun 620 4x4.
Просмотров 71128 дней назад
This is a short video that shows the basic simplicity of our Datsun 620 4x4. The reason I made this video is because most, if not all videos showing 620's, they have been modified in some manner. The first to go is the basic bench seat that is generally replaced by "racing bucket seats". Next is the steering wheel, replaced by a "Momo-Style" (or some other sort) of "racing" steering wheel. And ...
EP7: Big heat problems for the Datsun 620 4x4: How we fixed the seat soak fuel boil and starvation!
Просмотров 337Месяц назад
In a previous video we explained how we wanted to make the Datsun 620 4x4 a reliable daily driver. Up until this point, the truck has been running well, save for a huge problem that makes it not drivable for long distances. It's been relegated to surface streets. This is a special problem because Miami's traffic is stop-and-go, which exacerbates the heat soak problem caused by poor cooling. Hea...
EP13: Smiles Per Gallon! What MPG Can You Expect From Your Toyota Dolphin Motorhome?
Просмотров 1,7 тыс.Месяц назад
In this video I take a deep dive into the actual miles per gallon that I have observed through driving the '90 Toyota Dolphin 900 Motorhome with the 3.0L V6 Engine and automatic 4-speed transmission. I have kept track of every fill up for the last 4 years and I will give you the most accurate MPG numbers possible in real-world use. The Toyota Dolphin brochure suggests that it can be used as a s...
EP12: Oh Dear! The High Cost Of Getting A Toyota Dolphin Motorhome Back On The Road.
Просмотров 1,8 тыс.2 месяца назад
In this video I go over the associated real-life costs of what it took to get our 1990 Toyota Dolphin 900 Motorhome back on the road. The RV had been sitting for a few years in the Arizona desert so it was in dire need of attention. The elements had taken their toll on the paintwork, mechanicals, tires, and othe associated systems in the coach. Without access to a workshop and working remotely,...
EP6: The Datsun 620 4x4 (was) Dead! How We Fixed It Using Only $0.01 (a Penny!).
Просмотров 1692 месяца назад
The other day I was on my way to make some deliveries, and when I arrived, the Datsun was completely dead. The battery was unexplainably flat. Thinking that maybe it was just a bad connection, I tried the lights but nothing. So I was left with no choice but to pick up the battery and get it charged to see what's what. Once I brought the battery back and connected it, I could not find the proble...
EP11: Let's See The Fall Colors of Boise In The Toyota Dolphin! Parking, Biking, Upholstery?
Просмотров 4212 месяца назад
In this video we take the next portion of our road trip. This time from Salt Lake City to Boise, Idaho. During this trip we get to see the fall colors and some beautiful sights. Plus we take time to do some work and improvements to our road trip experience. The shop that handled the upholstery work on the cushions of the Toyota RV is Zion Upholstery 760 S 300 W, Salt Lake City, UT 84101. It was...
EP5: 78 Datsun 620 4x4 Is In Miami And Ready To Work! But first... let's fix a few niggly things!
Просмотров 6702 месяца назад
In this episode we have taken the Datsun 620 4x4 from Phoenix to Miami. It's probably something that our barnfind Datsun didn't expect, but as we welcome it to its new home, there's a few more things to do. As we have discussed in previous videos, the goal is to make it a daily driver, working truck. And we're nearly there. It drives but there are some issues with the signals (namely, they don'...
EP10: Old Faithful: Exploring Yellowstone, Grand Teton In Our Trusty Toyota Dolphin Motorhome.
Просмотров 1962 месяца назад
In the continuing series of road trips in our 1989 Toyota Dolphin Motorhome we now reach one (if not the) most popular destinations in the Western US: Yellowstone and The Grand Teton National Parks. This was truly an adventure after driving from Cheyenne, Wyoming all the way to these parks. It was the first time staying in a very remote, very primitive camping area that was amazing. A little sc...
EP9: Can The Mighty Toyota Dolphin Motorhome make it to Cheyenne, Wyoming & Grand Teton NP?
Просмотров 3862 месяца назад
In this video of a series of roadtrips in the Toyota Dolphin Motorhome we take it from Denver, Colorado, through Cheyenne, Casper Wyoming, and make our way to the Grand Teton National Park. Join us as we explore the West, Northwest, and all points in between. The Toyota has experienced 0 issues, other than some wind damage to the lights and some trim. From previous episodes through Utah, Colora...
EP8: Can our Toyota Dolphin Motorhome conquer Utah, The Rockies, and get to Denver? Let's find out!
Просмотров 1733 месяца назад
This is a continuation of our western road trip where we start in San Francisco and make our way all over the West. In this video, we pick up where we left off in our last video in the series, at Zion National Park. We leave Zion and head into the Utah countryside where our Toyota Motorhome encounters some severe windy and hilly conditions which put it to the test. The mightly 3.0L V6 had it's ...
EP7: Tips For A Successful Visit To The RV Dump Station: Toyota Dolphin 900 Motorhome
Просмотров 3453 месяца назад
This is a short how-to video where, at the request of some subscribers, we detail how easy it is and what you should do at the dump station to maximize the resources available. Some stuff is left out because it's obvious and we don't want to show some unpleasantness but viewers will get the idea, and, hopefully, some good tips.
EP3: A Labor Of Love! Saved The 1987 Toyota 4Runner SR5 From The Junkyard For The Next Generation!
Просмотров 2,1 тыс.3 месяца назад
EP3: A Labor Of Love! Saved The 1987 Toyota 4Runner SR5 From The Junkyard For The Next Generation!
EP6: Desert Roadtrip! Hiking Valley of Fire Nevada and Zion National Park Utah In Our Toyota Dolphin
Просмотров 1073 месяца назад
EP6: Desert Roadtrip! Hiking Valley of Fire Nevada and Zion National Park Utah In Our Toyota Dolphin
EP5 Tall Sequoias & City Lights! MASSIVE Toyota Motorhome roadtrip from San Fran to Vegas & Sequoia.
Просмотров 834 месяца назад
EP5 Tall Sequoias & City Lights! MASSIVE Toyota Motorhome roadtrip from San Fran to Vegas & Sequoia.
EP4: 1st Roadtrip Toyota Dolphin Motorhome Sunrise in Miami and Sunset in California ON THE SAME DAY
Просмотров 4054 месяца назад
EP4: 1st Roadtrip Toyota Dolphin Motorhome Sunrise in Miami and Sunset in California ON THE SAME DAY
EP4: 1978 Datsun 620 4x4 Project As A Daily Work Truck? Keeping Things Basic, Original, Nearly There
Просмотров 1,7 тыс.4 месяца назад
EP4: 1978 Datsun 620 4x4 Project As A Daily Work Truck? Keeping Things Basic, Original, Nearly There
EP3: Can We Make It A Daily Driver? New Engine, Fuel System, And Other Updates On Our Datsun 620 4x4
Просмотров 8 тыс.2 года назад
EP3: Can We Make It A Daily Driver? New Engine, Fuel System, And Other Updates On Our Datsun 620 4x4
EP3: Toyota Dolphin 900 Upgrades! Can these work on Sunrader, Warrior, Huntsman, Winnebago, Chinook?
Просмотров 12 тыс.2 года назад
EP3: Toyota Dolphin 900 Upgrades! Can these work on Sunrader, Warrior, Huntsman, Winnebago, Chinook?
2014 Toyota Hilux Overview: Forbidden Fruit In The US? Let's Look At A Basic Truck Not Sold In USA.
Просмотров 272 года назад
2014 Toyota Hilux Overview: Forbidden Fruit In The US? Let's Look At A Basic Truck Not Sold In USA.
EP2: Will We Be Able To Camp In Our Toyota Micro Mini Motorhome Project: Delays, Small Steps Updates
Просмотров 2 тыс.2 года назад
EP2: Will We Be Able To Camp In Our Toyota Micro Mini Motorhome Project: Delays, Small Steps Updates
2009 Jetta Sportwagen MK5 150K Mile Service: Filters, Plugs, Coils, Belts On The 2.5L 5-Cylinder!
Просмотров 1804 года назад
2009 Jetta Sportwagen MK5 150K Mile Service: Filters, Plugs, Coils, Belts On The 2.5L 5-Cylinder!
EP2: Our $700 '87 Toyota 4Runner Runs! Drives! Can We Give It A 2nd Life? This Classic Deserves It!
Просмотров 8404 года назад
EP2: Our $700 '87 Toyota 4Runner Runs! Drives! Can We Give It A 2nd Life? This Classic Deserves It!
EP2: Simple Loose Door Latch Repair on Toyota Dolphin Odyssey Sunrader Escaper Warrior and others!
Просмотров 7554 года назад
EP2: Simple Loose Door Latch Repair on Toyota Dolphin Odyssey Sunrader Escaper Warrior and others!
1986 Datsun Nissan 300ZX No-Title Rescue (Don't Do It!) how working on a no-title car sucks
Просмотров 364 года назад
1986 Datsun Nissan 300ZX No-Title Rescue (Don't Do It!) how working on a no-title car sucks
Dealer Wants $300 For An Alternator, We Fix It For $20! 2011 Toyota Camry Craigslist Yard Sale Find!
Просмотров 214 года назад
Dealer Wants $300 For An Alternator, We Fix It For $20! 2011 Toyota Camry Craigslist Yard Sale Find!
EP3: 76 Datsun 620 Poptop Camper Project. Unpleasant Smells, Sketchy Driving, and Interior Work.
Просмотров 9834 года назад
EP3: 76 Datsun 620 Poptop Camper Project. Unpleasant Smells, Sketchy Driving, and Interior Work.
EP1: Can We Save This $700 Classic Toyota 4Runner SR5 4x4 From The Junkyard? Let's Find Out!
Просмотров 2,1 тыс.4 года назад
EP1: Can We Save This $700 Classic Toyota 4Runner SR5 4x4 From The Junkyard? Let's Find Out!
EP1 78 Toyota Hilux Micro Mini RV Camper Tour: Can We Save This Incredibly Cute Tiny Home On Wheels?
Просмотров 11 тыс.4 года назад
EP1 78 Toyota Hilux Micro Mini RV Camper Tour: Can We Save This Incredibly Cute Tiny Home On Wheels?
EP2: 1978 Datsun 620 4x4 Project Update: Parts Availability Delays. Impossible to Restore?
Просмотров 2,3 тыс.4 года назад
EP2: 1978 Datsun 620 4x4 Project Update: Parts Availability Delays. Impossible to Restore?
A Lexus V8 is a good repower for them or a Buick 4.3 V6... Australia/NZL..
Oh, man, that Lexus V8 would be sweet! We were looking to keep the 4Runner as original with the 22RE. It did struggle up a bit going up the mountains especially with the headwinds so a bit more power would've been nice!
@@fourthgearchannelI've replaced 4.7 V8 engines out of gx470 with as low as 70k miles... Average I see them expire around 150k-200k miles. Not a great engine imo like the internet tries to preach. Stick with the 22r, or a 2.7L stroker, a Buick 3800 or a Chevy 4.3 V6 are you best options
That thing is so so cool, also stop taking your cars through those types of car washes. Absolutely destroys the paint. Use touchless PLEASE!!!
Preach. I never take my 4Runner through the car wash.
Good point, thanks for the heads up! They always tell you that the car wash is gentle, but once I had the car inside, man, those rotator things move very fast and they slap the car! I only did it because I was in a hurry to drive up to Flagstaff.
Very informative. I liked your delivery and full explanation. I would end up doing what you ended up doing probably to the tee. I am planning to get a used Toyota camper such as yours and trying to do my homework ahead of time.
Thank you so much for watching; hope you get a great camper. Once sorted, they're super reliable, in my experience!
Alot of money can be saved by going to junk yards for certain things
Agreed! I actually did source a carbon reservoir for it from a junkyard but oh man most of the Toyota trucks I have found have been picked clean, so I turn to Craigslist and eBay for other stuff.
You should look into getting a paint on bed liner for your truck. Also, ssf pray paint the underside of your truck with black rust olem paint to keep the frame and chassis along with the foor boards from rusting away.
Thanks for the tip, I've been thinking about bed liner and undercoating! The issue with bed liners is that they often promote rust, so I am thinking a spray-in bed liner.
Stop that music!!!!!!!!!😢😊
:) Sorry about that! This was one of my first videos on RUclips, and when I rendered it it sounded a bit louder than I would have liked, but not objectionable... and then I uploaded it to RUclips and my goodness, something happened because it sounds so different than I remember..! Oh, well, I've been learning and working on the sound on later videos... Thanks for watching!
I'm still working a 1989 Ford.
Nice! That was when trucks were still square before Ford went to the blob designs in the 90's.
I had a 1974 Chevy LUV (Rebadged Isuzu) and it was very similar.
My uncle had a LUV, which I guess was an acronym for "Light Utility Vehicle"... my uncle loved it! I especially liked that they had a 4x4 version of it before Datsun and (I think) Toyota. The Toyota 4x4 I think came out in '78 and the Datsun first came out in the '80 or '81 720 but I swear his LUV was a '76. Someone may correct me on this.
I work at a dealership. Drove a lot of new trucks. I don't like them. I rather have something like yours.
Yeah, I agree, simpler is always better!
Reminds me somewhat of my 1983 Ford Ranger (first year for it here in US) in the simplicity --which I had with 4 cylinder, no-a/c, no power steering, no a/t (4 speed manual), slide type heater/defroster cables, no cruise control, a basic bench seat, & only rwd not 4 x4. With 2wd & a 285 lb insulated semi-camper top mounted putting weight over the rear, it went surprisingly well through the snow with the skinny 195/75 size (I think!) real rear snow tires I put on it for Winter here in the north.
Yeah, prior to that Ford had a Mazda-built Courier and when they saw how many people would buy a smaller truck they jumped in and designed their own Ford Ranger. Wish they still made some basic trucks now, something you can fix yourself and is affordable!
Thanks for the tour of your 620......My dad had a 1978 620 king cab (a big deal back in the late 70's) 2wd. Bright Orange with black fiberglass fender flares. 60 series Cragar aluminum wheels. Sunroof. A cap on the back of the bed. All the bells and whistles of the time.... Someone had loaded it up with custom parts and then lost it (probably a repo) and dad bought it from a local used car dealer that he knew. To a 14-year-old like me that truck was the coolest. ride. ever. It had everything but AC and when we moved to Florida.... a truck with no AC and an un-tinted sunroof.... well. It got sold off. Sadly, just months before I decided to head to college and could have used a good reliable truck......Oh well. (Maybe that's why all my Nissan trucks sit on super wide BF Goodrich TA's
That’s a great story, I’m sure those king cabs were pretty special back in the day! Everything about it sounds very 70's, especially the Cragar wheels :) !
Grandpa had a similar one back in the late 80’s just like it but in a lime green , that truck was very economical and reliable.
Growing up we had a '77 620 in Orange. The lime green was special, not many of those around!
Beautiful restoration!!
Sorry about your brother and glad it will be put to good use by his daughter!
Thanks! I'm so glad I was able to give her a new life.
I plan on buying an 86 i think it is Datsun/Nissan Sunrader camper soon. Cant wait!
It'd be great to hear your experience with it, jealous about getting the fiberglass Sunrader, those are hard to come by and very special!
@fourthgear8199 correction it's an 84. Still waiting on it but it's a "GO" as far as I can tell.
1980 Toyota Mini Cruzer 20 foot 2,0 4speed standard,, 15.5 per gal.
Cool! Thanks for sharing, I have a '78 Toyota Micro Mini 4-speed manual with the 20R engine, once I drive it a while I'll see what kind of MPG it gets.
You make me feel very good. Bought a 2003 Road Trek based on the Chevy 3500 Express with a 6.0 and 4 speed automatic in Florida and drove it home to Montana. Mostly interstate and got 14.7 overall.
Yeah, I think part of the point I was trying to make is that our Toyotas aren't as fuel-efficient as people might think; they are efficient, to be sure, but not amazing. I remember seeing some classified ads for Dolphins, Sunraders, etc where people claim they were getting 20-25MPG, and that is simply not realistic. I think your MPG's are great, and passing power is probably abundant!
Thank You for sharing 🙏👍🐕🦺🇺🇲
I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Thank You for the Great Video 👍. Nice Dolphin Too!🙏👍🐕🦺🇺🇲
Thanks for watching!
Use Lucas Transmission Conditioner. It will smooth out your transmission.
Great tip! I want to do whatever so I don't burn up my tranny :)
Use Lucas Fuel Injection Cleaner every other tank of gas. It will improve your MPG. Good for the engine also.
The best I do is just try to use name-brand gas, which is supposed to have cleaning additives. I'm curious about the fuel injection cleaner.. I'll try it! Thanks
It's not "considered" overdrive. It is or is not - it all depends on the gear ratio
You're right! I'm kind of curious myself, I've heard people call it an "overdrive" gear and it feels like it but it might not be. I'll check the manual and see what the actual ratio is.
Hey thanks for video. We have a 1990 winnebago 19ft 3.0 w/ 5 speed manual We have recorded about 4,000 miles of records. We got 16.3 mpg average on long trips with as high as 19mpg. Around town for a couple trips we got 12-14 mpg. I got the best mileage when i could get it in 5th gear for a while. And stayed 60 and below. If i got above 60 mileage went down a bit. Cross Wind has also been my most significant driving challenge. Have fun
Thank you so much for sharing! I'm jealous, I prefer rowing my own gears, but manuals are rare.
12-15 mpg...
Cool! You do better than me; I can never get over 10MPG around town.
1980 is when the 720 series trucks came into existance. That's also when the name was changed as the tailgates said Datsun by Nissan, or Nissan by Datsun. They always were Nissan, however the name Datsun sold much better in the United States than the name Nissan. Once 1980 hit, that's exactly when the name Datsun was eventually eliminated and from then onward, it was called Nissan. After the 720 series, the D 21 series Hardbody took over, after the D 21 series Hardbody design, then the current day Frontier is now the new nameplate of the Nissan trucks, WHICH is a product of Ford Motor Corporation. Case in point, the Mercury Villiger is a Nissan Quest, and in 1990, the Ford Motor Corporation brought the Nissan Z engine off of Nissan and installed that very same engine in some of their Ford Ranger trucks and Mazda trucks.
Excellent summary! The "Datsun" nameplate came back recently in other countries, like India, I believe... not sure who makes those models.
Truck looks absolutely beautiful looking to me!!!!
Super nice!!
Appreciate it!
Not that I'm lazy. I just Don't want to do anything in regards to my rig. I'll hire it done.
I agree, that's why I opted to have it done, sometimes peace of mind especially when traveling means having a professional do it, especially on a vehicle I just acquired and you don't know its condition.
I have a 1988 Chevy G30 6.2 Diesel ex US Air Force truck with under 30K miles on it that I want to use for camping. I've put about 10K into it ! I'm sometimes sorry I ever touched it 😮
Yes, it can be daunting but if you compare the price of a newer RV it's hard to get into anything for less than $75K and all of a sudden spending $10-$15K on something doesn't seem so bad. RV'ing and vanlife are expensive habits, sad to say! Good luck with your rig, it sounds like it'll be amazing!
Reminds me of my current situation. I bought a 94 b150 for 2k 2 years ago. So far, I've spent nearly 10k rebuilding and replacing the whole thing. It runs like a dream now. Love it!
That's dedication! You'll get a lot of miles out of that!
@fourthgear8199 yup! I do fishing trips from Dallas to Galveston twice a month. Zero issues.
Where yo have the converter
You mean the AC to DC converter? It's underneath the sofa, next to the tank. That's also where the fresh water tank and water pump is.
Good information, you were very thorough.
Glad you liked it
wait… 4wd 620?
Yes
Beautiful 🙌🏼
Thanks! She made it in one piece.
Badonkadonk bro 😂❤️
If they made little trucks like that again everyone would buy one.
Especially if they price them affordably!
Those Dolphins are gutless.
I really like that description. Most people understand that to mean "having very little or no power", which is true - it only has 151HP and that's a very low power-to-weight ratio. I looked up the actual definition and it actually means "lacking courage or determination", which, if the Dolphin was a person, would be antithetical, since it's been all over the country, from Seattle to Miami, the two farthest points in the continental US. But I really like words (as you can see in my thumbnails) that have different meanings than what people expect, so I really like this word, I'll probably use it in a future video. I appreciate you watching!
ENJOY following your adventures I have a 1985 toyota dolphin, i dearly love. safe travels
Appreciate it! More roadtrips in upcoming videos.
Sorry to see that bro people are ruthless. Your truck is still beautiful is it a stock 4wd 620?
No, the 620 was not offered by Datsun in 4x4. It was first offered as a 4x4 in the next generation, the 720. This one was converted by a SoCal company that did a few of them back in the 70's.
@@fourthgearchannelInteresting. I thought that they were indeed offered from the showroom floor back in the 70's. Just learned something new just now.
Lovely looking Toyota truck. Why was this truck not offered here in the USA? I don't get it.
Back in the 90's Toyota decided that the US needed a truck made just for the US and the Tacoma was born. Up until that time the Hilux was the Toyota most countries received, and in the US we only knew it as the Toyota Pickup or Toyota Truck, no special name (like the Camry, Corolla, etc...) The Hilux is the Toyota most other countries see whereas the Tacoma is only for the US market.
@@fourthgearchannel Okay.
@fourthgear8199 Okay. Fair enough. Depending on what country it's sold, you can get a truck with a Toyota d4d turbo diesel engine.
Sorry to see that man them old dutsun pick-ups were pretty cool. I always like the Subaru brat more though
Yeah, I like those too! We used to have a 1978 Subaru Wagon 4x4 in our farm when I was little, not a Brat, but related. They're cool!
It's funny how people are selling original trim parts and pieces for these old Toyotas online, asking insane prices, and the parts and pieces are just as faded, damaged or busted as the ones you already have.
We had a LOT of fit issues on parts billed as "OEM Genuine", some were unusable and it's why it took so long to finish the 4Runner; there were a few we just couldn't make work so they were just returned and we had to try again.
Thanks for Sharing!
You're welcome, hope you enjoyed it!
@fourthgear8199 yes, especially since I hope to be doing the same sometime soon!
nice rebuild.
Hello, "Fourth Gear" I saw your channel and saw that in your channel have some problems, not many. For these problems your channel is not growing. If you can solve these problems, Your channel will grow like a storm. Do you want to know these problem? If you Want to know, I can only tell to you. Can I tell here or email?
Bring it up to Prescott. I know these trucks pretty well.
i remember seeing one as a kid new in a toyota dealership in marietta GA in 87 or 88. it was red w bronze graphics w bronze factory wheels w a 5 speed and black interior. i feel in love!
What did you actually fix???
Head gasket, entire front suspension (pitman arm, CVs, ball joints, pitman arm, etc..), shocks all around, new bumper, paint, numerous trim pieces, rear main seal, driveshaft seal, radiator, H29 pump, other mechanicals. It would show context if you watch the other two videos from this project.
She's pretty sweet!
Jaxkzzz truck😮,Toyota..
Immaculate 👌🏼