Operation Rebuild Chaos Edition Part 4
- Got the Toyota factory hood "temporarily" installed - I didn't realize that it's a factory hood that Troy at Cal Mini Trucks got me. Damn that guy just keeps on surprising me with the cool stuff he finds

- Mounted the tranny cooler - Hayden 678 Cooler (Can't go wrong with this one)
- Mounted the power steering cooler - Hayden 678 Cooler (shoot if it works for the tranny then it should also work for the power steering)
- Battery tray cut out (still have to bend some parts and make it so it'll hold the battery but it's a start).
- Fuse box mounts made (still need to make one additional top plate w/ welded nut)
- Cut off front body mount so I can relocate it
- Hood liner removed from damaged hood
Things to do for tomorrow:
- I need to fix the darn tranny and power steering coolers as they are sitting too high and I don't like it. So I need to take those tacks off and redo em.
- Finish the battery tray
- Finish the fuse box mount
- Begin building the air compressor mount
- Figure out if I can install the hood latch somehow.
Other pending items...
- reinstall hood liner
- remove and reinstall wiper washer lines
- air box
- reconnect all wiring
- build power steering reservoir mount
- build radiator fluid overflow container mount
- build washer fluid mount
- flush all fluids and do basic maintenance
- install new belt
- build sub frame for headlamp and fenders
- build front bumper
- charge a/c
- paint hood?
- prob some other stuff I'm forgetting
enjoy the pix





Things I found in my wreckage trash bag. lots of busted and trashed item but one of my Lightforce 240 XGT housing survived
The mount was toast but the other Lightforce had a damaged housing and a good mount so now I've got one good 240 XGT!!! yay! Also one of the 170's survived too
looks like I've got a lop sided lamp setup haha.