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They had 250 when I picked mine up on the 11th. I blame @mhinchliffe hording. The counter guy said there's another 1K in Canada they can get, but dont know if there is shipping or tariffs.

Suspected, but didn't know. It's in an 87 Wagoneer. I did some trade work for a guy's sister and she only owed me about $200. It ended up in her estate. Her other Wagoneer that I worked on/help her sell had a 401 in it. This one had sat for a few years.

In the parts collecting phase but have a pretty good start. I got a couple of donor Waggys and one had this. Got it running and sounds really good. Have a couple of transmission options as well. There's a TF727 behind this, a TH400 in another donor (Qtrack-needs output shaft) and a 2WD T-18...

Finally getting started. Brakes were seized so that's priority one. She's gotta roll. Ordered all new brake and oversized fuel lines. Why oversized fuel lines? Well, I got something sweet going in there.

Thanks @mhinchliffe Took possession of her in June

Things are getting started

The XJ PDM I used for my 4.0L swap had a couple open relay spots I used for low/high headlights. Huge different. I just need a set of lights for that CJ. Its going to be even better!!

Not how I plan on doing it but you get the idea

They are made by Koito Manufacturing, a major Japanese supplier of automotive, aircraft, and railway lighting.

You can buy them online at the Toyota parts link in the top post (change to your zip code for local pickup) or directly from the parts counter at your local Toyota dealership. They were $5 cheaper online.

I haven't yet. Bought 2 kits (likely 2 more). A buddy put them on his J-truck. Says they are great.

Toyota PN 81110-60P70 for FJ Cruiser https://autoparts.fowlertoyota.com/products/product/headlamp-assy-8111060p70 This may be common knowledge but I hadn't seen it. Just sharing. Toyota had production issues with the originals so this kit exists. That's the cheapest headlight upgrade I've...

Ford T18, YJ auto tilt column and pedal assembly $320

Back to building winches. Have several in progress. This one may be going on my newest CJ8!!

Back at it...

Reservations made

Finally got my workbench setup. Daytime shop: Nighttime shop: 50th birthday party Saturday night.

Aviation sealant is the best recommendation ever. Paper, cork and basically every other type benefit from it.

That's how it works. I think of it like a limiting strap. You can drive without it but when you get the Jeep in a bind your drivetrain will want to torque roll. It's worth putting in, but mine is out right now.

83 Limited wheel and old 35" spare $50. Got a buyer on the tire @ $75.