1988 toy diesel
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1988 Fj62
what do you guys think about this deal for $3800? owner said the interior is 9 out of 10, exterior is 8/10 due to rust around wheel wells. he says the economy is 16/20 city/hwy, with a light foot. reasonable? good deal?
http://reno.craigslist.org/car/630743316.html
thanks in advance, bk.
http://reno.craigslist.org/car/630743316.html
thanks in advance, bk.
Last edited by bktaco; 04-05-2008 at 06:34 PM.
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FJ-62 should be a gas engine. I think the diesels were BJ-62
Looks sweet though. They don't usually get that good of fuel MPG, must be a VERY light throttle.
Looks sweet though. They don't usually get that good of fuel MPG, must be a VERY light throttle.
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stormin94, the truck is in carson city, so you better schedule another hours worth of driving.
Yoda, yes it is a gasser. my original post (before editing) was pertaining to... what toy diesel engine(s) would be the easiest swap(s) (ie bolt right up to the tranny etc)? and provide a good balance of torque and economy? some of my clicking turned up the B series, H series...
I have wanted a LC for 20 years now, but i think i will keep wanting for lack of funds, and keep driving and slowly building my "poor man's LC".
Yoda, yes it is a gasser. my original post (before editing) was pertaining to... what toy diesel engine(s) would be the easiest swap(s) (ie bolt right up to the tranny etc)? and provide a good balance of torque and economy? some of my clicking turned up the B series, H series...
I have wanted a LC for 20 years now, but i think i will keep wanting for lack of funds, and keep driving and slowly building my "poor man's LC".
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