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Treated myself to a new car hauler today. Leftover 2024 Lamar 20' with a 4' dovetail, 5200# axles, 9990# GVWR, winch plate, removable... -
Tonimus replied to the thread I really like this steering wheel!.For anything except an autocross truck, I think it looks ridiculous.
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Tonimus replied to the thread Seat frame Question......Gus threw us for a loop by saying you had a 'burb. :Big Laugh:
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there is a "catch" sorry i dont have a clear pic of it
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Tonimus replied to the thread Seat frame Question......I wonder if there's a corresponding notch or something in the seatbelt mechanism down there.
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Have you verified the linkage is attached to the frame and the transmission,and that it actually is moving at the transmission if the...
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Tonimus replied to the thread Seat frame Question......If you look down, it looks like it could swing forward and grab a little protrusion at the bottom of the bracket? Looks like they should...
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Tonimus replied to the thread Seat frame Question......That's why I asked. Suburban seats don't fold forward.
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Tonimus replied to the thread Seat frame Question......My '78 'burb has nothing like that. Do those seats fold forward?
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That's a good idea. I had my dash wrapped in vinyl, I could use the same vinyl. I'll think on that, thanks!!
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Tonimus replied to the thread Door Panel Trim.Maybe a set of reproduction silver with adhesive vinyl covering the middle? They make it in a lot of different textures.
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Tonimus replied to the thread 1979 250 ci I6 heat studs - information requested - head studs or bolts?.I would just throw a new stud at it and get it running. Can do a whole new set later. Lots of places to get grade 8 studs.
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Tonimus replied to the thread 4l80e conversion in 1985 suburban. What parts do I need?.The one I listed uses dip switches and accepts the signal coming directly out of the VSS and I suspect the output of many different...
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Tonimus replied to the thread 4l80e conversion in 1985 suburban. What parts do I need?.To keep the mechanical speedo, you need a driver. I just installed one of these on a '72...
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Tonimus replied to the thread edelbrock fuel line leak. Anyone else?.^This. Copper is the way to go. Plastic will always eventually leak. I had the same exact issue.
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