Hello All! I have recently added myself to the ranks of hobbyist gone addict. I just purchased a 1978 FJ-40. This just happens to be the same Landcruiser that I briefly owned in High School. It has been sitting outside without the top on it for 10 years and the tub is in extremely rough shape to put it mildly. I think the driver side and passenger side floor pans are solid but everything else has to go. I have heard lots of arguements about the best route for replacement tubs and thought I would get a few more opinions. Aluminum, Steel, or Fiberglass.
Another upcoming decision is whether to keep the 235 Chevy straight six in it, put in a 350, or go back to the 2F Toy motor? Opinions?
Another upcoming decision is whether to keep the 235 Chevy straight six in it, put in a 350, or go back to the 2F Toy motor? Opinions?

Fossilized
dropzone
Fossilized
close
- Join DateOct 2005
- LocationPNW
- Posts:19,771
-
iTrader Positive Feedback100
-
iTrader Feedback Score(6)
-
Likes:151
-
Liked:456 Times in 301 Posts
I would think that getting replacement tubs shipped to your part of the world could be quite expensive.