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Decided to install foglights in my 1998 L300. Of course sourcing the factory parts wasn't an option so fabbed up some brackets from steel and it turned out pretty good. I actually think they are stronger than anything from the factory! Before: started with the steel then bent it to form...

My local ski hill hosted their "Fall Crawl" this weekend and this guy got stuck LOL. I'd never done this kind of off roading before and it was a learning experience. Luckily a dude with a winch on his Jeep saved my bacon. Rest of the day I avoided this particular area! This thing is not a mud...

Found a readily available, drop in, plug and play replacement if you are missing the altimeter in your gauge cluster. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B010X8ZRD8?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details This fits in there perfectly when you put in some sticky backed weather strip type foam

If your Delica sounds like a WW2 era Jeep it needs a new fan clutch. It should not roar all the time! Did mine this weekend and found it was easiest to remove it by taking off as follows 1. Take off the pass side bolts on the radiator shroud so you can flex it forward and back for easier...

Replaced the rear decal, such an easy and effective fix https://starwagon.info/shop/decals/star-wagon-turbo-d-decal/

Maybe this has been covered, but found this to be a quick and easy way to add cup holders to my 1998 L300 From amazon I suppose you could screw it in but I just pounded it in place. It's supposed to be for a Silverado but works perfect for my Delica!, $15

Anyone install fog lights in their facelifted, 1998 L300? 6" opening? It came with this janky, tacked on rectangle fogs but I have some 6" Hellas I'd like to put in instead. Do I just break out these plastic circles? Not much out there for this model. Thanks in advance!