Introduction

tundra · 11-23-06, 01:09 PM

Hello Everybody!

My name in the Forum is Tundra and I live right in the Heart of Switzerland.
Normally, I speech the German, French, & Italian Language. These tree are the Official Languages in Switzerland. Sorry, except English, so my English Vocabulary is not soooo good, please excuse the several errors. I am Member at the largest germanspoken LandCruiser Platform: Buschtaxi.org

I also receive the daily News list of LCOOL and LCOOL Australia.

2 Years ago, we buy a 1999’er green metallic KZJ95, 5 doors, Automatic Transmission with the 1-KZ-TE engine. Actually it haves 155’000 km on the Clock and it's still running without heavy Problems.
In Europe this model is known as J95, especially in Switzerland and Austria it’s called LandCruiser 300.

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It is near stock now, I have chanced the Tires to the Dimension 235/85/R16. (summer: BFG AT / winter: Nokian Hakkapelitta LT) In Future I have to Chance the Suspension (shocks and springs), modified Bumpers, Rocksliders and additional lights.

Usually, my Wife drives the Car during the Week for Shopping and for Binging our 2 Kids to the Nanny. On Weekends and on Holiday’s travels it’s mine and I Enjoy the Mud… So I have always to be carefully, without big Damages.

Greetings from Switzerland

Tundra

dhula · 11-23-06, 06:16 PM

Nice, welcome to the fold Tundra

nmostofi · 11-27-06, 09:43 PM

Welcome Tundra, so is a LC 120 a newer version of your truck ? They sell the 120 under the Lexus Badge here in the US. We never got the 90 series.

dhula · 11-27-06, 11:38 PM

The 120 series Prado (or whatever it is called) is to the 90 series Prado as the 100 series LC is to the 80 series LC

The 120 is an updated version of the 90. More modern and the like. Although some here in Oz think that the 90 was/is a better propisition for off roading and I have to agree, but that's my opinion as some really like (and rightly so) thier 120's.

11-23-06, 01:09 PM	#1
tundra IH8MUD Rookie Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Switzerland Posts: 19	Introduction Hello Everybody! My name in the Forum is Tundra and I live right in the Heart of Switzerland. Normally, I speech the German, French, & Italian Language. These tree are the Official Languages in Switzerland. Sorry, except English, so my English Vocabulary is not soooo good, please excuse the several errors. I am Member at the largest germanspoken LandCruiser Platform: Buschtaxi.org I also receive the daily News list of LCOOL and LCOOL Australia. 2 Years ago, we buy a 1999’er green metallic KZJ95, 5 doors, Automatic Transmission with the 1-KZ-TE engine. Actually it haves 155’000 km on the Clock and it's still running without heavy Problems. In Europe this model is known as J95, especially in Switzerland and Austria it’s called LandCruiser 300. Thanks to ImageShack for Free Image Hosting It is near stock now, I have chanced the Tires to the Dimension 235/85/R16. (summer: BFG AT / winter: Nokian Hakkapelitta LT) In Future I have to Chance the Suspension (shocks and springs), modified Bumpers, Rocksliders and additional lights. Usually, my Wife drives the Car during the Week for Shopping and for Binging our 2 Kids to the Nanny. On Weekends and on Holiday’s travels it’s mine and I Enjoy the Mud… So I have always to be carefully, without big Damages. Greetings from Switzerland Tundra

11-27-06, 09:43 PM	#3
nmostofi IH8MUD Regular Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 338	Welcome Tundra, so is a LC 120 a newer version of your truck ? They sell the 120 under the Lexus Badge here in the US. We never got the 90 series. __________________ 93 fzj80 factory lockers, OME 850J/863Jetc. 82 fj40 OME, ARB front bumper, Warn 8274, Kaymar rear bumper, 255/85/16 BFG mud's on OEM split rims

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11-23-06, 06:16 PM	#2
dhula IH8MUD Junior Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 99	Nice, welcome to the fold Tundra

11-27-06, 11:38 PM	#4
dhula IH8MUD Junior Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 99	The 120 series Prado (or whatever it is called) is to the 90 series Prado as the 100 series LC is to the 80 series LC The 120 is an updated version of the 90. More modern and the like. Although some here in Oz think that the 90 was/is a better propisition for off roading and I have to agree, but that's my opinion as some really like (and rightly so) thier 120's.