my own FJ thread..is this crazy?
 

this is a pretty good deal no? smog exempt..no chevy V8. that other FJ thread is messing with my emotions!

1971 Toyota FJ40 Landcruiser

Those drive like schit on the road. Disregard everything nice I said about the FJ62s on the other thread.

1982 Toyota Land Cruiser 4x4

How about this one? 1982 FJ62 with 165K miles, rust free $2100

You could spend $16K on it, and still be market-correct :D

I have to admit that the '66 LV I'm helping with has kind of grown on me.

1966 FJ45LV restoration/buildup project

Or this one:

------ 1982 land cruiser bj60 diesel 5 speeds -----

82 FJ6x DIESEL in San Fran for $9K

i would want older than 75 to be smog exempt.

i'm just talking out of my butt..i need another project car like..well, my wife says i need another project car..you know hole in the head.

I'd like that one. Not sure it's a fly and drive home though.

fj40's are cool if you are on back or dirt roads. They arent good road cars, unless you just love the thing.

It costs dollars to get them divided hwy worthy for lots of commuting. Around town they are great.

I think I've looked at twenty or so in the past few years. I just can't pull the trigger since I had a '72 many years ago.

I want a certain truck, hard to find.

I have a '72 FJ55. It's great for around town, but much past 50mph & it feels like: "Scotty, she's breaking up, I can't hold her together much longer". (I'm not a trekie & I know that's a misquote, but you get the idea. . . )

It'd been sitting for almost 20 yrs. & it was my winter project to get it running & road worthy. . . pretty simple to work on too. I think the 55 is a bit more niche than the 40s. There are a lot of similar parts between the two - although a lot of the 55-specific ones are becoming hard to find or NLA.

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