73 Landcruiser FJ-40 on eBay... Gorgeous
03-28-2005, 11:40 AM
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03-28-2005, 12:44 PM
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it's got an F engine, nothing really special to see there 
i passed up a deal on a '69 cruiser recently, just needed too much tlc for me to handle. that, and the drum brakes and vacuum shift t-case turned me off to it, no matter how well they might work.
i passed up a deal on a '69 cruiser recently, just needed too much tlc for me to handle. that, and the drum brakes and vacuum shift t-case turned me off to it, no matter how well they might work.
03-28-2005, 03:56 PM
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Originally Posted by kyle_22r
it's got an F engine, nothing really special to see there
i passed up a deal on a '69 cruiser recently, just needed too much tlc for me to handle. that, and the drum brakes and vacuum shift t-case turned me off to it, no matter how well they might work.
i passed up a deal on a '69 cruiser recently, just needed too much tlc for me to handle. that, and the drum brakes and vacuum shift t-case turned me off to it, no matter how well they might work.
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03-28-2005, 04:12 PM
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For those whom may not venture to OT.
eBay: 1979 TOYOTA LAND CRUISER BJ44 RARE DIESEL 22,860 miles!
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eBay: 1979 TOYOTA LAND CRUISER BJ44 RARE DIESEL 22,860 miles!
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03-29-2005, 09:10 AM
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"rare factory split wheels, fix your tires on the trail.." Anyone who has not had the pleasure of messing with split rims - don't put it on your list of things to do someday. More dangerous than working underneath the rig with a highlift holding it up....
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Originally Posted by kyle_22r
they're known for going kaboom and taking out innocent bystanders...
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man wish i had pics of my buddys old fj.
it was just like that blue one but blood red, 5 inches of lift, 35's ithink, custom brushed aluminum/carbon fiber/diamond plate interior with nice racing seats and 3 point harness. chevy small bloke completely tricked out. soft top/hardtop, custom front bumper with sheet metal covering it (awesome looking). this kid sold his 99 4runner limited to build this up, had it for 3 years and sold it his senior year of high school. thing could tear off the line and keep at a steady 90 on the highway, i wanted it so badly
it was just like that blue one but blood red, 5 inches of lift, 35's ithink, custom brushed aluminum/carbon fiber/diamond plate interior with nice racing seats and 3 point harness. chevy small bloke completely tricked out. soft top/hardtop, custom front bumper with sheet metal covering it (awesome looking). this kid sold his 99 4runner limited to build this up, had it for 3 years and sold it his senior year of high school. thing could tear off the line and keep at a steady 90 on the highway, i wanted it so badly
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