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Awesome!

WOW those look amazing! Very professional! You should open a bakery! 🧁🧁🧁🧁🧁🧁

Great technique! Loaded with style!

What floor mats do you use for these 1st gen 4Runners? Do you have a favorite/recommendation?

I checked on Rock Auto. Apparently, these ignitors came on '84-'88 Pickups/4Runners and some Celicas. Holy crow, even aftermarket, they're pricey. And there's no guarantee they'll be as good or durable as O.E. But it's an option.

She's getting so much faster! 3 cookies decorated in about 1 minute. Keep up the great work 😊

Wow awesome! They look delicious!

Yours is amazing!

The judges must have had some amount of sentimental points or saw the lack of detail as a cleaner end product maybe. Looking at the two, one looks like a gingerbread house and yours more like a detailed diorama. Personally I'm impressed by the lvl of detail and realistic looks more than the plain traditional look the train station had. I'm wondering if the simplicity stood out more among all the elaborate decorations and was easier to look at and say that looks like a nice gingerbread house than actually appreciating or recognizing what went into something in greater realistic detail. The bricks might have been a toss up on how they were judged, I think it look like real mortar but it could have been seen as imperfect or something if they weren't taking it as a whole picture and just seeing it as lines of icing if that makes sense. If the idea was to see who could make the best looking traditional gingerbread house you could have bought in a box and assembly at home the train station gets it but I think you had it beat on actual detail, effort and overall skills displayed in what you made.

If I saw a building like this, I would definitely be impressed by the architect!

The brickwork is amazing!!!!! It looks so real! If you didn't say otherwise I would have thought you cut and stacked them yourself. And I love how you decorated not only the outside but the inside too! All the elements of this edible house are fabulous, but the bricks are stellar. It positively shows you put a lot of time and effort into this. I'm totally shocked you didn't win. Are you going to smash it and eat it now?? Maybe with some coffee? Or hot chocolate? ☕

in the book(page BE-22) for my 85, it shows the water temp signal on pin 7 (yellow/green stripe)of that blue connector. It says pin 5 (violet)is a ground signal from the ECU for the check engine light to illuminate.

Good tutorial 👍👍

how cute, a chick and tools

So therapeutic!

Those look fabulous!!! But that 4Runner is missing the pop of tomato red on the dash! 😃

Those came out more legit than I could have imagined! I'm getting flashbacks to those "gingerbread" ornaments I think everyone made as a kid. Not sure the Elmer's glue was edible but that didn't stop everyone now did it 😂 You got them artistic baking skills, thats for sure. Nice job, he should be thrilled with those.

So I did it! I bought the gallon of black WW and a decent spray gun on Amazon for $130. I sprayed almost everything. I was a mess lol, but there’s a good 15 years worth of wax underneath the truck now. Probably over did it😂 Michigan winter and the salty roads will be freakin terrified to even look my way! Thanks again for the review.

You ask good questions. It’s all just the learning curve that is slowing you down. Same for me.

If you narrated the videos when I was in school, I would have paid more attention and stayed in school longer. 😊

Ewwwww so greasy!

Keep going on the Toyota it takes time you will get the hang of it soon enough. There a pain at first .

Is this an SR5? I mean a real on, the speedo head could have been switched out, it is different. Is the sending unit a pressure sending unit on the block or is it a dummy switch type. We have an 85 pickup trk, and I put the on from my 1986 4 runner in it and had nothing but problems as it, the pickup, was an automatic and the 1986 4 runner was a manual. I swapped them putting a manual cluster in the truck as we did a manual trans swap. So taking out the trucks automatic dash cluster ECT, and installing the one out of my 4 runner in it had similar issues fuel gauge was not working either. So I swapped them back and all was fine. Just mentioning this as I put a SR5 gauge cluster w/Tach in my 86 4 runner as it was( still is) a DLX, base model it didnt have a tach, but with new cluster it does now, it works fine. But the swap from my 86 4RNR DLX to 85 PickUp didnt work, so I bring this up as previous owner could have swapped causing this to happen. It is pertinent because if they didnt switch out the oil dummy light switch on the block and put in a sending pressure switch ( a larger round switch ) the dummy switch will send power to gauge which is a indicator not an oil light, will burn up the indicator gauge in the cluster, but will seem like it is all working up to the indicator in the cluster which will be damaged. The temp sender on the cluster would indicate right at start up and with in 1 minute or so would show truck was overheating. That is something easy to check. Do Not swap your other 4 runner gauge cluster into the older one unless you are sure of the oil pressure switch stuff I talked about above. Let me know how or if it helps. You may have already checked this. Good luck

Sence you used and ink pin it makes me wonder what type of paint you used?

You also replicated the patina.

I've done exactly the same thing before. Only it was a different shape. And I didn't ice it or decorate it. And I didn't make it. But other than that it was exactly the same.

That's so awesome!

And with a title like that, you better be a fan of Big Trouble In Little China 🤨 I love that movie!! 😊

Yes send cookies! Cookies always help!! 🍪🥰🫱🍪🍪

I typically do the same, but I rarely use soap on my cast iron. Nice helpful video. This pan cleaned up nice. But for the really heavy, nasty rust, oxalic acid works wonders. That's what we use on Vintage weight plates. 😊

Soap? SoAp?! SOAP NOOO!! 😮😠😳

That's the best cookie probably in the history of cookies. No other cookie even comes close, people said. They liked it a lot, and I mean a lot.

If ya have a good season on the pan nothing is really gonna bother it, I do like to cook off any moisture after cleaning tho. They get sticky if there's too much oil when you try to cook a seasoning layer on, you wanna wipe it just about off and turn the pan upside down if ya do that. I've used vinegar for rust if I'm too lazy for the wire wheels and salt is nice for scouring without harming the seasoning built up. Just using it all the time is the best thing for cast iron and fats make the best seasoning for regular use, high temp oils are nice for storage as they go rancid less quickly. Thanks for sharing and this concludes Ted talk.

What happened beautiful did they sent you the wrong part 😢

Uggggg! USPS sucks!!!! They lost my stuff too last month! ☹️

I’ve had a few eBay deals where I sold something and it didn’t work out well with the buyer. I ALWAYS buy insurance when I ship. ALWAYS! You lost $$. He lost a tool. Accidents happen. Also he won’t be your only “helper” in the Toyota community. There are many nice, kind, helpful people out there to lend you a hand! No worries

on him for not getting insurance, plus seems like $75 to rent is not exactly "hooking you up" I would have lent it with a refundable deposit plus you pay shipping both ways, but alas I don't own the tool. That sucks!

If you're trying to be nice letting him keep your part and kinda sharing the loss that way seems more than fair. Really you have no responsibility for whats happened before you got the package so unless you were wanting to be overly generous or to make good on past help by covering more, eating the cost on your end would seem like a good way to preserve a working relationship and offer some help with a raw deal for everyone. Sending him some of those banger cookies would also be a nice gesture with less expense but cover more than just you're end of the deal. Sorry to hear about this, that sucks..

Toyota uses a paper gasket for the locking hub. They're cheap ($3.00?) from the dealer. But instead, many people just glop it on with silicone -- to save time. Unfortunately, doing that tends to also silicone the cone washers in there.

They look amazing! But do they taste good 🤔

Getting inside the frame is great. Condensation happens a lot where you can't see. Also, the rear tubular crossmember tends to rust from the inside out.

Hey, thanks for the complete shot of the frame "seal" as Toyota calls it starting at 0:07. Mine went missing a long time ago but they're easily remade with some 1/16" rubber sheet. It's hard to find one intact and installed on an old IFS Toyota for reference.

It's actually simple ones you do one lol

Once you find the right spot to smack em, the cone washers aren't so bad. True not everyone has an expensive brass hammer handy, but I always use a large brass punch. You can pick up some brass drifts at Harbor Freight for cheap. And smack em hard! Other times a block of wood will cushion a heavy hammer blow just enough. 👍

👀 Heyy...that cookies lookin thicc. 🤤 Also, impressive job on the coloring, and technique!

Totally agree. Probably a Jeep owner.

The competition was rigged! Rigged I tell you!!! 😠😢

lol take a flat head or chisels bust it from the outside towards middle and work ya way around then it will pop out no problem easy as pie

So this is the infamous basement! But where is the toilet?? We need a video dedicated to the throne! 😅

Ya know the red interior just kind of works on this. You really need to go all in and get the matching red door panels, and redye the dash. My buddy years ago had a brown full size bronco, lifted with a lot of red trim, and it looked fantastic.