My bad, just checked the port sizes.

2 inlets are 1/2" pipe with 1/4" pipe reducers. Outlet is also 1/2" to -8 with a male to female adapter.

Make offer.

Dude you know I need this stuff for the Brendella. I will take the filter just toss it int he boat.

LOL, sorry, this is all crap that came out of the new boat. If you want it Ill set it in there and make a bracket for it.

bump

Come and get it!

I also prefer earlier bugs, as apposed to later ones(63 and down). I cant stand the deck lids or tail lights on 67's. Although one of the more popular cars to make cal-look, I would have to argue not the BEST.

Deck lids on a 67 are special. One year only. Worth a lot in good shape. As is the trunk, door handles, doors, last year metal dash, first year 12volt., last year euro bumpers.

real nice truck.

If the block needs work Id say let it go for whatever you get offered. 

DAMN AM I TO LATE?  and yes im yelling!

Im afraid so. Deposit in hand.

Note: These seats aren’t in the corbeau catalog. I bought the GTA low backs and shortened them about 6 inches. For the back seat I was going to buy another one, shorten it and widen it and then have it reupholstered to match. Im 6 feet tall and the placement as is right now is perfect provided your legs are as long as mine. There is room to move the foot pedal forward and the front seats as well which would make some more room for a back seat. There is very little room to store things like inflatables though, not that it couldn’t be done, you would just need to be creative-like put a swimstep on it and tie inflatables to that, or-you could always just drag them…

LOL, id put the Jacuzzi in my other boat. Im not afraid of them. I've seen what a good WJ can do...On the other hand, if someone wants the boat less pump, the Jacuzzi may be up for sale. I wont sell for less than $1500 though. Considering what I've got in it ($3k) thats a good deal.

First off, buy yourself some wrenches made for this, or at a bare minimum, some snapon wrenches with the polished jaws. I had a set of craftsman crows feet that are polished and those worked really well also. If you do not use these methods, you will scratch the crap out of them. IMO, if they are scratched they look like hell. Dont use a crescent wrench wrapped with tape. Doesn't work. Jaws will cut through tape-ask me how I know. You also want the soft aluminum jaws for your vice. I did not have them, so I took an old leather belt and cut it up and wrapped fittings in it and locked them in the vice-worked well.

To cut: I tape the hose really well with some duct tape. split the difference with the tape. Then, cut with a die grinder and then be sure to (for fuel system hose) blow the hose out.

Assembly: Carefully pull the tape off. Insert the hose into the hose end fitting. Make sure the hose doesn't fray, if it does, use a small screw driver to push it into the fitting. Its a tight fit, but you should be able to do this part with your hands. You can look through the threaded end of the fitting to see when the hose is all the way in. It doesn't have to go all the way, but get it close. Now re-tape the hose at the base of the hose end. This will tell you if the next step will push the hose out of the fitting or if the assembly was successful.

Now use some motor oil or other lube(I used some bike chain lube) and spread it on the threads of the fitting. Insert into hose through hose end and start threading by hand. Make sure all threads are clean. Lock the hose end in the vice with teh hose end sticking out just a touch( eighth inch or so) and start turning the fitting with the wrench until they are close and line up the flats(looks nice). Dont get greedy with the flats. If they are close you are good. If you go to far you will break the fitting. Get them close. They dont need to touch. Make sure the assembly didn't push the hose out of the house end and you are good. Remove tape and voila.


On all my hoses< i did one end at a time. Assemble, then check fit to get a good measurement on the total length, then cut and assemble second side.

Here is a shot during my assembly. Have fun. Take your time, measure 3 times, cut once.

Price to high? Okay, lets try 28k.

why not just make the extension?