Sweet FJ60
While looking for FZJ80, I was seriously tempted by this 62. . .
What a nice truck
Founder
Needs to get out more
Beauty. I miss my 62. One day I will have another.
Mr. Moody-KF7ULD.
The history teacher...
"You must be the change you wish to see in the world"
Toyota 100 and 120 series cruisers.
http://www.springbar.com
Expedition Leader
Nice photo as well-someone has access to a huge light box.
~Matt
97 Land Rover DI SD 5 speed- Camel Trophy-esq build
06 Toyota 4Runner (I've got to get to work somehow..)
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64 Land Rover Series IIa-88 The origin of the insanity, gone to live on a farm in Virginia.
It's not the destination that matters.
Explorer
Nice clean truck. Unless it was for a garage princess it wouldn't be my pick. 62s are hard to modify.. 60s much easier.
A fellow clubber has his FZJ up for sale- http://portland.craigslist.org/yam/cto/2031461232.html
Ken, TLCA#4408, Cascade Cruisers
Toyotas- '64 FJ40, '66 FJ45, '79 FJ40, '85 XCab SR5 4x4 p/u, '89 HZJ62
Expedition Leader
...wait, your now onto an 80?? Didn't you just finish a sweet DI??Originally Posted by expeditionswest
Do you ever rest man???!!
~Matt
97 Land Rover DI SD 5 speed- Camel Trophy-esq build
06 Toyota 4Runner (I've got to get to work somehow..)
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64 Land Rover Series IIa-88 The origin of the insanity, gone to live on a farm in Virginia.
It's not the destination that matters.
Founder
Expedition Leader
Perhaps a future feature??
Can you post more interior pics of your DI-I need to steal some ideas for a potential DI project I'm looking into.
~Matt
97 Land Rover DI SD 5 speed- Camel Trophy-esq build
06 Toyota 4Runner (I've got to get to work somehow..)
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64 Land Rover Series IIa-88 The origin of the insanity, gone to live on a farm in Virginia.
It's not the destination that matters.
Explorer
Nice in the photos but that's alot of miles for what he is likely setting as a reserve. I would want to know what kind of shape the drive train is in before even making a bid, given his opening amount.
Adventurer
I love the 62's and would leave this one as-is. However, with mileage and age related dings and scrapes I would think this is a $8-9k truck. And that is for someone that HAS to have one. That being said it will probably be bid north of $10k. Beautiful though.
Wander - I have seen the inside of the D1 - at the LRNR. This is a very tastefully done truck with just enough done. Perfect.
Scott - you looking for the normal accoutrements on an 80? Lockers? 40th? Is a Lexus the same in your mind?
Last edited by czenkov; 10-31-2010 at 01:34 AM.
Andrew
1997 D90
1960 Land Rover SII 88 "Pliny"
"Just because we have more room doesn't mean we have to fill it"
The Minimalist Adventurer
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