I recently bought a 91' Toyota pickup 4x4 from the original owner here in Utah. 148k orginal miles. It's in fine condition, but will need rust treatment and some engine work. This is a great motivator for me to get started! Great content man
This vid dropped into my feed, and I just love a good low budget resto. Very nice job on the truck and vid. I found it both interesting and relaxing. Good job.
Currently doing a rebuild on an 85, full restoration from the frame up and this is a great video, thanks much. If you ever need a tool girl, I'll bring the beer, country music & good vibes. lol. Could use some questions answered on mine!
@OGwrench That's awesome! Good luck on the build! I have a couple 85's I have to dig into and restore as well. If you have questions regarding your build or need any parts, you can always contact me on Instagram. I'd be happy to help.
My restored '87 definitely catches attention. Especially since it's red. Was always my favorite color, my first '87 that I had 20 years ago was "Toyota Red" so I did this one up just the same. I like that these trucks let people reminisce about days gone by and that's the main reason I restored the one I have now. It did take a long time to find one that hadn't been modified though. I searched for over 3 years actually, and ended up finding one in California which I shipped across country to NJ.
Thanks for the comment, Suzan! They do look amazing in red. I just picked up a rare 85 that is red and road tripped it 800 miles back home. The video is on my page if you would like to check it out. I'll probably end up restoring it, but it has been modified.
that's pretty cool. My wife and I bought our first Toyota at Precision there in Tucson. Seeing that license plate frame bought back memories from our Tucson days. Love those old trucks. Nice job.
@@ralphy12345 That's awesome! Thanks for sharing. I just went out to see if I still had that plate holder to send to you, but I think I tossed it a while back.
I had a 1988 2WD base model that I bought brand new in early June of that year about a week before my 21st birthday. I LOVED that truck. Owned it for nearly 16 years before selling it to my best friend in early 2004. I needed the cash. Looking back, I wish I'd never sold it. I'd happily be driving it still today. Nice job of bringing this one back to life.
Thank you for a great video, and for all your hard work in getting that truck running once again. I love to see old vehicles being saved from the scrapyard! Here in England, a Hilux of that age would have long since rusted away, due to our wetter climate.... And, finally, thank you for not "over blinging" that truck. It looks just great as it is at the end of your work on it.
Thank you Paul! I'm lucky to live on the west coast of the US, so we don't deal with rust too much. It is the most rust free Toyota I have ever seen! We do have some states that eat away at frames in just a couple of winters, mainly on the east coast. Thanks for the comment!
I had a brand new 86 in Baja tan. Literally no options. Best running truck ever. No AC was tough in Miami. Did have a dash fan installed a stereo and speakers Also had a 92 and a 97, a 2003. All Manuel’s.
Very impressive workmanship and editing. You look pretty young to have such an awesome set up and that much skill. You should have millions of subs. Thanks for sharing.
Wow really impressive work. I'm amazed you were able to get that up and running. I remember watching the first video and I thought you really had your work cut out for you. It came out great. Awesome channel. I started watching your channel after you made your work bench and other storage out of file cabinets. I did something similar in my garage after seeing that. Thanks for the idea. lol Looking forward to the next video
@lew-e They are awesome. I have a few, but they are definitely pricey. I think the cheaper way to go would be to purchase a less desirable model and build it to the spec of your liking. Thanks for the comment.
@ I wanted an 85 because our neighbor on base had a base model tan one with a manual transmission and I helped him work on it whenever I got a chance. I’d go for anything around that year. Then build it into whatever I’d like. I remember in high school looking at them and I could find them with some rust but not ruined for under 1,000$ all the time. Last I checked they were closer to 10,000$!
@lew-e That's awesome! Yes, the prices are getting out of hand, and they are getting harder to find. I think the cheaper ones are the 86-88' carb'd single cabs.
Amazing how it turned out you are lucky to live in a country that’s dry here in the uk you always start with welding I have been renovating a 1994 Daihatsu Rocky I’ve been welding for 7 days up to yet there’s another 7 to finish the welding then I can start on the mechanical part
That sounds like an awesome project you are working on! I definitely got lucky with this Toyota. It is the most rust free Toyota I have ever seen. We do have some states over here that salt the roads in winter, and it eats frames in just a couple of years. I'm on the west coast of the US, so I typically don't run into that problem! Thanks for the comment! I'd love to check out your 94' if you have videos on it.
@@ConservationGarage I would love to upload some videos but I am not that great with computers and wouldn’t know how to edit or stuff like that my mate has a Toyota the same as yours he has had it from new in the 90s and the chassis rails are starting to rot on it so I am hopeful he his going to sell it to me as they are very rare in the uk now
I totally understand. I struggled a lot learning how to edit and do all of the computer stuff. i have never been too tech savvy. That's awesome! I hope you save that Toyota from the rot! If you ever post any videos on here or somewhere else, let me know.
After owning a 89 4door and a 91 4-door don't ever want to go back to 2 door, I got It with left hand steering and I am planning on bringing both to the US. I'm also looking at a LC series70 left hand drive too and i'll try to bring that over
@@ConservationGarage thank you! My truck is the same color as back to the future truck. I’ve owned one most of my life & you can’t beat them. Great truck & you did really good work on yours!!
Thank you! The 2001's are awesome little trucks as well. Some I keep, some I find them a new home. The goal is to get them back on the road and out of a field somewhere.
@@ConservationGarage been a couple years, i looked on BAT just now but didnt find what I thought I remembered ... possible just a similar year/color with similar western states background. If I come across I will share back here. Thanks again for your channel, looks really nice and looking fwd to watching your vid. Thanks.
After seeing on 5th geargarage (cahnnel) the rust you guys have to deal with in the states...... That looks like a very clean example. Rust wise, body is complete and no holes or obvious rust. So the diffs, hubs and transfer case were all good?
Thanks for the comment! This is actually the most rust free Toyota I have seen in person. It just sat in the desert for a couple of decades so it didn't get too much moisture or salt. The only surface rust it had was from all of the rat excrement.
Sheesh. That is a project right there, kudos to all who contributed. Worth is in the endeavor of those who do it. Was it worth it? Only you hold that answer.
Thank you Dustin! It was a massive project! I have a follow-up video talking about if it was worth it and the price break down if you are interested. Thanks for the comment
The 85's are a little more expensive, but these toyotas definitely aren't as cheap as they used to be. I found a pretty beat-up 85 up in Oregon that i'm going to turn into a Back To The Future replica.
Awesome job on the Hilux man! Im also busy with mine. Any ideas on where to fine parts for the Hilux maybe. I neef stuff like sun visers and the gearlever boot etc. And also where did you find the mat for the floor? Cheers
Thank you! Finding parts nowadays is pretty difficult. The vinyl mat I got at rockauto. It is a huge pain to install it though. If I were to do it again, I would probably go with a different material. With all the other parts you need, I would just shop around on Ebay, rockauto, the local parts store and maybe even used parts off of offerup and craigslist. Even forums. Good luck with your build! Cheers
I am doing the same thing to a 92 ExCab, what is the blue stuff in the spray bottle you wash everything with, and where did you get that rubberized flooring, that is sick looking. You did an amazing job on that truck to btw
Awesome! Sounds like a fun project. I use dawn dish soap in the foam cannon. And that rubber flooring is from Rock Auto. I think it was 150ish. It is a pain to install. If you go that route, definitely use heat to loosen it up a bit. Thank you, I appreciate it. Good luck with your project.
@@ConservationGarage I’m a huge Toyota fan. I’ve had many of them, and all good! That 22r engine is the bane of Toyota’s existence. Best engine ever produced (IMO, only) I’m now building vintage Chevy trucks, and have found a new love. Just finished a 1959 Apache truck…all restomod!
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Fine truck you have
@@jundialhaqiqa9907 Thank you!
Very nice! No talking, no explaining, no selfies every few moments.....just strictly restoration. Love it. Keep'em coming.
Thank you!
Are you interested in selling it
I recently bought a 91' Toyota pickup 4x4 from the original owner here in Utah. 148k orginal miles. It's in fine condition, but will need rust treatment and some engine work. This is a great motivator for me to get started! Great content man
Nice find! Enjoy the journey!
That thing will run forever now. Great work.
Thanks Nathan!
Recently bought a 97 4x4 tacoma with 20k on the odo. Collector owned and flawless. I'm driving it daily now....a hoot! Timmy C Arizona
Awesome! Solid find!
What a score!!
How much $??
@@kingloo6407 sold it for 30k
Probably 25k
This vid dropped into my feed, and I just love a good low budget resto. Very nice job on the truck and vid. I found it both interesting and relaxing. Good job.
Thank you!
*Now that's how you refurb a vehicle and it's the same way I do it, well done fellah, she looks great and bet it goes just as good!*
Thank you!
Currently doing a rebuild on an 85, full restoration from the frame up and this is a great video, thanks much. If you ever need a tool girl, I'll bring the beer, country music & good vibes. lol. Could use some questions answered on mine!
@OGwrench That's awesome! Good luck on the build! I have a couple 85's I have to dig into and restore as well. If you have questions regarding your build or need any parts, you can always contact me on Instagram. I'd be happy to help.
Awesome restoration. You can’t beat those old Toyotas
Thank you Dennis! These old Toyotas are awesome!
Amazing restoration! Also a testament to Toyota’s quality even after being forgotten it shines up like a new penny!
@mchevownr Thank you! Defitely like a new penny haha.
My restored '87 definitely catches attention. Especially since it's red. Was always my favorite color, my first '87 that I had 20 years ago was "Toyota Red" so I did this one up just the same. I like that these trucks let people reminisce about days gone by and that's the main reason I restored the one I have now. It did take a long time to find one that hadn't been modified though. I searched for over 3 years actually, and ended up finding one in California which I shipped across country to NJ.
Thanks for the comment, Suzan!
They do look amazing in red. I just picked up a rare 85 that is red and road tripped it 800 miles back home. The video is on my page if you would like to check it out. I'll probably end up restoring it, but it has been modified.
I have a 2003 with 42 thousand white base with same cap .❤
A man after my own heart with this build. Yes!
Thanks for the comment!
that's pretty cool. My wife and I bought our first Toyota at Precision there in Tucson. Seeing that license plate frame bought back memories from our Tucson days. Love those old trucks. Nice job.
@@ralphy12345 That's awesome! Thanks for sharing. I just went out to see if I still had that plate holder to send to you, but I think I tossed it a while back.
I had a 1988 2WD base model that I bought brand new in early June of that year about a week before my 21st birthday. I LOVED that truck. Owned it for nearly 16 years before selling it to my best friend in early 2004. I needed the cash. Looking back, I wish I'd never sold it. I'd happily be driving it still today. Nice job of bringing this one back to life.
@ts1ezrdr Awesome! Hopefully you can get it back one of these days. I regret selling my first car, and i'm still on the hunt for it.
Thank you for a great video, and for all your hard work in getting that truck running once again. I love to see old vehicles being saved from the scrapyard!
Here in England, a Hilux of that age would have long since rusted away, due to our wetter climate....
And, finally, thank you for not "over blinging" that truck. It looks just great as it is at the end of your work on it.
Thank you Paul!
I'm lucky to live on the west coast of the US, so we don't deal with rust too much. It is the most rust free Toyota I have ever seen! We do have some states that eat away at frames in just a couple of winters, mainly on the east coast.
Thanks for the comment!
There's just something about these older pickups that hits the aesthetic nerve. I love my '94 wish I could clean it up like that. Maybe one day.
Thanks for the comment! These trucks sure are aesthetically pleasing. Good luck on your 94', I hope it turns out awesome!
That was the perfect resto! Love how you kept the body and interior original but fixed up. That's a solid daily driver right there. Awesome video too!
@davidfee6972 Thank you David!
the best pickup truck ever made.
Agreed!
I had a brand new 86 in Baja tan. Literally no options. Best running truck ever. No AC was tough in Miami. Did have a dash fan installed a stereo and speakers Also had a 92 and a 97, a 2003. All Manuel’s.
That's awesome! Solid trucks!
Wow you should have million more subscribers! You’re good at what you do!
Thank you Jay! Maybe one day
That pressure washer is the real MVP! Such a bad ass little truck. Nice work, bro!
Thank you! The foam cannon sure is the MVP!
Very impressive workmanship and editing. You look pretty young to have such an awesome set up and that much skill. You should have millions of subs. Thanks for sharing.
@@agentx4315 Thank you for the comment!
Nicely done. Just picked up a 1990 4WD Xtra cab with a 22RE and doing a similar "bring it back"!
@@hankgs Thank you! Good luck with your build!
Well done! Nice Rust FREE truck from Arizona!
Thank you! I think it was the most rust free Toyota I have ever seen.
Absolutely beautiful. Wish we could still get those factory fresh.
That would be amazing!
Extreme quality. Outstanding work. Be careful with those spiders. The black one is a Latrodectus. Very dangerous. Greetings from Argentina.
Thank you for the comment and thanks for the heads up regarding the spiders!
I like it because it's perfectly, not perfect. Great job.
Thank you! That's what I was going for. Nice but still usable.
@@ConservationGarage Nailed It!
Amazing rebuild! Inspires me to do the same I love those trucks. I choose those better than anything
Thank you for the comment! Enjoy your build and good luck!
you make it look so easy! I've been tinkering with mine in my driveway for three years
Thank you! It was no easy feat. It took a lot of time. Good luck with yours.
Came for the restoration, saw the quick flamingo in the shop!!! quickly liked and subscribed!!!!
Awesome! Thank you!
And here I am scratching my head as to why my truck is misfiring after new coils and spark plugs. This guy doe this with ease. Respect.
@@srairmand Haha, it wasn't too easy! Good luck with the misfire!
So badass. I’m retiring at 42 (4 years from now) and I am going to build cool shit like this for something to do.
@@thetruenorth5714 Awesome! I hope you build some awesome stuff!
Incredible work and talent to bring this truck back to life! Great pacing on the video too insanely satisfying.
Thank you so much for the nice comment!
Wow really impressive work. I'm amazed you were able to get that up and running. I remember watching the first video and I thought you really had your work cut out for you. It came out great. Awesome channel. I started watching your channel after you made your work bench and other storage out of file cabinets. I did something similar in my garage after seeing that. Thanks for the idea. lol Looking forward to the next video
Thank you D Raffa! I appreciate the support.
very nice truck im so glad it was saved
Thank you for the comment! I'm glad I was able to save this one as well!
The clean up of this truck was spot on, great job. Love those old Toyotas. Would kill two have one.
Thank you for the nice comment! It was a lot of work but a fun one.
calm lil skateboard trick haha that was clean my guy great work overall!
Thanks!
Awesome mate. Well done.
Thank you!
I had an 86. It was my first of 3 Toyota 4x4s. I’m still in my 2004 with 350k on it!
Awesome! They are good little trucks.
Killer work !! Big congratulations you worked you ass off and it looks fantastic!
@@andrewhardcastle7982 Thank you! I really appreciate the comment!
Great full restoration!
Thank you!
Awesome video and project.
Thanks for posting.
Love the Yotas
Thank you for the nice comment! These Yotas are awesome!
Very impressive that’s one of my dream trucks.
Thanks for the comment!
I mean....WOW....very impressive. It just takes time and effort.
Thank you!
It was definitely a lot of time and effort.
Great video! You have a lot of patience and a lot of skill. Great job!
@@Smitty_76 Thank you!
Beautiful truck and awesome work. Very detailed! Subbed
Thank you Shahs! Welcome to the channel.
My absolute dream truck growing up was an 85 yota. If I could find one that’s not outrageously priced I’d buy it today!
@lew-e They are awesome. I have a few, but they are definitely pricey. I think the cheaper way to go would be to purchase a less desirable model and build it to the spec of your liking. Thanks for the comment.
@ I wanted an 85 because our neighbor on base had a base model tan one with a manual transmission and I helped him work on it whenever I got a chance.
I’d go for anything around that year. Then build it into whatever I’d like. I remember in high school looking at them and I could find them with some rust but not ruined for under 1,000$ all the time. Last I checked they were closer to 10,000$!
@lew-e That's awesome!
Yes, the prices are getting out of hand, and they are getting harder to find. I think the cheaper ones are the 86-88' carb'd single cabs.
Amazing how it turned out you are lucky to live in a country that’s dry here in the uk you always start with welding I have been renovating a 1994 Daihatsu Rocky I’ve been welding for 7 days up to yet there’s another 7 to finish the welding then I can start on the mechanical part
That sounds like an awesome project you are working on! I definitely got lucky with this Toyota. It is the most rust free Toyota I have ever seen. We do have some states over here that salt the roads in winter, and it eats frames in just a couple of years. I'm on the west coast of the US, so I typically don't run into that problem! Thanks for the comment! I'd love to check out your 94' if you have videos on it.
@@ConservationGarage I would love to upload some videos but I am not that great with computers and wouldn’t know how to edit or stuff like that my mate has a Toyota the same as yours he has had it from new in the 90s and the chassis rails are starting to rot on it so I am hopeful he his going to sell it to me as they are very rare in the uk now
I totally understand. I struggled a lot learning how to edit and do all of the computer stuff. i have never been too tech savvy.
That's awesome! I hope you save that Toyota from the rot! If you ever post any videos on here or somewhere else, let me know.
Holy hantavirus batman. Nice job!
Thank you! It was a lot of work, but it was nice to sit back and see the final result.
Damn?! 🎉❤ fantastic work.
Thank you!
Incredible. Absolutely. And all in 16 minutes!!
@@Metalheadmachine24 Thank you!
What a cool video. Hats off to you. That's a buttload of work. Truck turned out great.
@@0hypershock Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Wonderful job , where do you get the material on the floor of the truck? Thanks
Thank you!
I got the vinyl flooring off rockauto.
@@ConservationGarage ,
I really appreciate it
What color paint is that valve cover? .. Truck looks great.. Fantastic job on the interior!
Thank you Chris,
I believe it was just aluminum colored.
Great job!
What did you use to clean the chrome wheels?
Thank you. I believe I used a nylon wire brush with warm water and a bit of dawn dish soap.
Looked like a fun project. I can't stand toppers lol, but great job!
Thank you! It was a ton of work! I'm indeferent about toppers.
That flamingo though! Haha sick video cuz!
I had to haha!
Amazing work, but put the original rear bumper back on..!
After owning a 89 4door and a 91 4-door don't ever want to go back to 2 door, I got It with left hand steering and I am planning on bringing both to the US. I'm also looking at a LC series70 left hand drive too and i'll try to bring that over
Awesome! My dream truck is an 83 crew cab Toyota from Australia.
SO BADASS 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thank you!!!
Where did you get the rubber flooring from? You did a great job on this truck I have an 85.
Thank you! I got it from RockAuto. It's a pain to work with though. I have an 85 as well. Someday it will be a Back to the Future replica. Stay tuned.
@@ConservationGarage thank you! My truck is the same color as back to the future truck. I’ve owned one most of my life & you can’t beat them. Great truck & you did really good work on yours!!
@@jamesswetland5019 Thank you! Good luck with your flooring install!
The Australians like these make over jobs!
Well done - 100% transformation ! - Looks better than it did in 1986 with that newly fabricated rear bumper ! - Great Job man !
@@BITTYBOY121 Thank you!
@@ConservationGarage You're welcome 👍
Ke chulada de trokita te rayaste. Ahora solo cuídala porke son unas joyas.
Gracias Raul!
😮 man te felicito quedo makina muy buen trabajo bueno todas las k as arreglado ya las mire y kedan muy bien
Gracias!
Just bought a 84 it’s so epic bro I love these trucks needs a lil love like tune up but it’s emak
Awesome! I hope your build goes amazing! Congrats on the find, and good luck!
Very nice video on your restoration! What product did you use to remove rust from your wheels. Thanks!
Thank you,
I used a wire brush and elbow grease.
Thanks for the comment.
That's a very satisfying video to watch! I have a 2001 Tacoma that I'll have forever! Do you flip these?
Thank you!
The 2001's are awesome little trucks as well.
Some I keep, some I find them a new home. The goal is to get them back on the road and out of a field somewhere.
Nicely done!!
Thank you!
I remember seeing that truck on BAT. Recognized it from the final shots. Great job, nice video, new sub
Thank you!
I never saw it on BAT. You wouldn't happen to have a link to the posting would you?
@@ConservationGarage been a couple years, i looked on BAT just now but didnt find what I thought I remembered ... possible just a similar year/color with similar western states background. If I come across I will share back here. Thanks again for your channel, looks really nice and looking fwd to watching your vid. Thanks.
@tedbastwock3810 Thanks Ted, I appreciate the support.
After seeing on 5th geargarage (cahnnel) the rust you guys have to deal with in the states......
That looks like a very clean example. Rust wise, body is complete and no holes or obvious rust.
So the diffs, hubs and transfer case were all good?
Thanks for the comment! This is actually the most rust free Toyota I have seen in person. It just sat in the desert for a couple of decades so it didn't get too much moisture or salt. The only surface rust it had was from all of the rat excrement.
@ConservationGarage I can imagine how corrosive that is.
Great find. I'm watching the in-depth videos now.
@@madcat4563 Awesome! Enjoy!
Incredible.
Thank you!
Marty would be proud.
Thank you!
Sheesh. That is a project right there, kudos to all who contributed.
Worth is in the endeavor of those who do it.
Was it worth it? Only you hold that answer.
Thank you Dustin! It was a massive project! I have a follow-up video talking about if it was worth it and the price break down if you are interested.
Thanks for the comment
@@ConservationGarage it looks it, and great job, truly. Very impressive.
@@Dustin_the_wind Thank you!
I love these trucks. Amazing restoration.
@@jmorris999 Thank you!
I would buy a Toyota truck that you have restored. I wouldn't change a thing. That rear bumper -- awesomely formidible!
Thank you for the nice comment.
Impeccable job, this was pretty amazing to watch!
I appreciate it! I'm glad you enjoyed it.
amazing work!!
Thank you!
Looks great. Congratulations
Thank you!
That rear bumper is G-unit, love the sleek design
Thank you!
excelente video del proceso de restauración me relaja ver el resultado y me agradaria mas tener una toyota
Gracias!
Of course we can't ever find a 1985. Actually I did but didn't have the money to offer. It had been parked for years, in similar shape to this one:)
The 85's are a little more expensive, but these toyotas definitely aren't as cheap as they used to be. I found a pretty beat-up 85 up in Oregon that i'm going to turn into a Back To The Future replica.
Perfect work truck man!
Thank you!
I had a Hi Lux in 1988 with that 22R engine in it, best truck ever
@@jonmartin6451 Awesome! Solid trucks!
Awesome job on the Hilux man! Im also busy with mine. Any ideas on where to fine parts for the Hilux maybe. I neef stuff like sun visers and the gearlever boot etc. And also where did you find the mat for the floor?
Cheers
Thank you!
Finding parts nowadays is pretty difficult. The vinyl mat I got at rockauto. It is a huge pain to install it though. If I were to do it again, I would probably go with a different material. With all the other parts you need, I would just shop around on Ebay, rockauto, the local parts store and maybe even used parts off of offerup and craigslist. Even forums.
Good luck with your build!
Cheers
Very nice! Tons of poop. Most I have ever seen in a car or truck. Great job! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you! It was a ton of rat poop. This 35 Chevy that i'm working on now is just as bad.
Brilliant!! Absolutely brilliant!!
Thank you!
I am doing the same thing to a 92 ExCab, what is the blue stuff in the spray bottle you wash everything with, and where did you get that rubberized flooring, that is sick looking. You did an amazing job on that truck to btw
Awesome! Sounds like a fun project.
I use dawn dish soap in the foam cannon.
And that rubber flooring is from Rock Auto. I think it was 150ish. It is a pain to install. If you go that route, definitely use heat to loosen it up a bit.
Thank you, I appreciate it.
Good luck with your project.
I see you! I see you Madman Toyota warrior! I see you!!!! SICK!!❤❤❤
@@SuperchiefApache I see you! Thanks!
@@ConservationGarage I’m a huge Toyota fan. I’ve had many of them, and all good! That 22r engine is the bane of Toyota’s existence. Best engine ever produced (IMO, only) I’m now building vintage Chevy trucks, and have found a new love. Just finished a 1959 Apache truck…all restomod!
@@SuperchiefApache That is awesome! I really like these motors as well. Good job restoring the older cars!
Beautiful on black
I have a 2019 Tacoma trd and I’m super jealous right. Beautiful truck man.
@@Riggsluvslegs Awesome! Thank you!
Good work, now I'm planning to start working on my Double cab van toyota
@@winnydthabethewinnyd2872 Awesome! Good luck with it!
Amazing work!
Thank you! I really appreciate the comment!
That was sick!
Thank you!
subbing for that sick flamingo
😁 Thanks for the sub!
That was AWESOME
Thank you!
Question what chemical was best to take out the smell of Mice or Rats that you used? Thanks....
I made a crazy concoction. I think I used bleach, dawn dish soap, vinegar and hot water. It was intense.
What size tyres are they? I have an 85 hilux surf and i like the look of your setup
I went with the 31x10.5r15 BFG A/T. Good luck with your setup.
Great job 👏
Thank you!
Beautiful Job!
@@tomandzack Thank you!