Enthusiast III
6612
Traveler II
Its still a work in progress so I don't have a lot of pics, its still a work in progress!@1derer post up !! Details ? I know you must have pics !
Traveler II
Yup building out the kitchen slider right now, project is a little stalled since I just got married leaving for honeymoon soon.@iderer You also have -bq and beer right ? Were going to need your address !
Traveler II
I decided to pull the hj45 off the market I still have it!@1derer you have some cool vehicles. I saw the 45 you had forsale
I wish I had more money but then who doesn'tI decided to pull the hj45 off the market I still have it!
Traveler II
The cost of just about any HJ45 is not just the cost of the truck. You really have 2 routes: 1. Restore which is great but not real usable in modern areas due to the need for higher speeds. 2. Re-Engineer for modern speeds, engine, transmission, brakes, etc... No matter the choice it will be a lot more money past purchase price! I will likely put it back on the market soon.I wish I had more money but then who doesn't
I am finding out those costs first hand, well sort of. Everything so far has been minor. Mine gets up to freeway speed ;-) but I try to stay off them. Oh btw, congrats on the marriage. Enjoy the honeymoon.The cost of just about any HJ45 is not just the cost of the truck. You really have 2 routes: 1. Restore which is great but not real usable in modern areas due to the need for higher speeds. 2. Re-Engineer for modern speeds, engine, transmission, brakes, etc... No matter the choice it will be a lot more money past purchase price! I will likely put it back on the market soon.
Traveler II
Cool read. ThanksGood read on the 70 if interested
https://expeditionportal.com/expeditions-7-outfitting-the-expeditions-7-vehicles/
Off-Road Ranger I
4045
Advocate III
Another terrific video by you! This one even more a treat to see you out and about with your family and BJ70. I learned of a few places I've bypassed before on my way up to Cape Breton and PEI.Yup, 1985 BJ70 CDN spec. Bought it about 10 years ago, and since then I've put a LOT of work into restoring the body, close to 200 hours of cutting and welding. I've still got the front and rear doors to do as well - but it's back together and drivable.
Took a trip out to the east coast last summer and made a little video;
Off-Road Ranger I
4045
Thanks - and I will! A few loosely planned short trips for this summer so hope to be able to post some more action!Another terrific video by you! This one even more a treat to see you out and about with your family and BJ70. I learned of a few places I've bypassed before on my way up to Cape Breton and PEI.
You're luck to have Riley and Krista along. Tell Riley he did a great job as cameraman and gimble operator.
Very cool to see these kind of videos here.