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Too bad they have it entered as a 'unibody'...

Got a friend that works at a car lot that sells used cars maybe? I can't say I've found a good free one that ever had anything useful in it, (last time I tried runnign a carfax one years ago too, it had some major holes in it for stuff I knew for a fact that should have been recorded)

here is the members rides forum: http://www.nissanpathfinders.net/forum/forum/53-members-rides/ a good place to make a build thread to show off your truck and what you do to it. If you want to show off a wheelin trip/road trip/flashlight you made out of an altoids tin/etc, the pictures and videos section is for you to use/add to existing thread if relevant (say adding pics of your feline to our 'caturday' thread) http://www.nissanpathfinders.net/forum/forum/27-pictures-and-videos/ the garage section http://www.nissanpathfinders.net/forum/forum/9-the-garage/ and the 90-95 wd21 section (going by the info you filled out in your profile) http://www.nissanpathfinders.net/forum/forum/6-90-95-wd21-pathfinders/ will be assets to you, pinned threads are good read throughs and bringing back an old thread 'from the dead' is not frowned upon here if relevant info is added or clarification is needed on clearing up a similar issue you may be experiencing the general forum section is just that, kinda general and as expected off topic can be quite off topic (and the active 'poho' thread would be where you would go for randomness and public b.s. be prepared though, those guys/girls that frequent there are a bit 'off') adding photos is best done by using a photo hosting site such as image shack or photobucket (free to use as well) and I tend to prefer just copy/paste the IE: [img ]http://i289.photobucket.com/albums/ll225/ok2pndt/null_zpsf19a5200.jpg' alt='null_zpsf19a5200.jpg'> (minus the space in the first would = lastly welcome to NPORA!

Xactly economic With the method of madness used in wd21 trim levels it means that what sticker the guy in charge of putting them on had in his hand when it was built

Eff that plastic cup bushing thing, mine failed and I made one from an old socket and a washer I welded together. Snug as a bug

Too far? I don't think. I just "adjusted" a little less and probably swore more than you

Top bracket setup is 2 pieces, one of them has 4 holes as it actually bolts to the truck as well as the nuts for the rack OP, you over killed the bracket modification compared to what I had to do (using used brackets out of JY trucks)

At least searching was used. See? It does work!

I left the defroster plugs dangling inside the doors with future plans of wiring them into the rear defroster once I acquired harnesses. My distaste for wiring has held that project of for a day or 2 though... Maby longer

My mirrors on WhiteOwl (who is an 88 and was equipped with non heated power) are off a 93 and are heated power mirrors. I can't comment on the shade of 'black' as I went to chromie-homies but don't see why the color should vary unless you buy an off brand compared to a factory Nissan one, but they bolt right on and the needed plug is the same

Bare bracket or with a tire mounted in it?

Yes, I had them with the threads on the otherwise of the sheet metal, I believe all wd21s have that, it's the braces around the taillight the carrier actually mounts to that are only in carrier equipped trucks. And removed that double post for ya

sorry, I latched mine to the under-hatch brackets after they were mounted, used a ratchet strap to hold it against the body, a pencil and a tape measure. Negative, you have to source brackets for a truck that was not originally equipped with one.

Drove him... hell I've driven him all week! I might have to buy gas soon!

I dunno, if I need. Part number that bad, I'll PM the man who slings them. Me having FAST would be about as useful as having a FSM to a Vespa on my shelf...

I'm sure we can call out a couple hits

There's brackets behind the body but you still have to drill through the body so the bolts can get TO the brackets

He is looking for a template of where to drill for a spare tire rack on a non-equipped truck.

Which is why I love annual safety inspections here in PA, even if that don't mean much at some garages. Lick and stick shops do exist, I just don't like them...

Derp, I moved it without looking to see if there was already a current one here... Blame me

Moved to appropriate section and free bump to get exposure to the right people

Finally...

As B said, the food network tool posing next to one. And he explained the point (Just snagged the pic real quick with my phone so I couldn't tell the size, sorry)

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Vision, and it's cool