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FJ24 From Japan

Hey guys

Watch what a friend found in Japan.
Never seen an FJ24

See ya

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Old 09-10-07, 01:39 PM   #2
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That is way cool, was it for sale?

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this is still working in Chincha, Peru.
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Peter,
Very Nice! I hope you directed him here, I hope that everyone considers this an international forum.

Answers one question for me, FJ24's (assuming the other series too) had different VIN series............

Those are original Dunlops in the front!!!!!!!

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As explained to me by Alex Dios in Venezuela, Toyota produced specifically designed fire truck series, in the 20, 50 and 60 series.
They have in the model code the letter H followed by a 4.
In the FJ24, however, they where just FJ24.

I have learned something new about Land Cruisers today.
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What a great find and seems complete too.

I guess FJ25's are not rare anymore I will dig in something else here in NZ.

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Is it just me or are those screws holding the VIN on, clocked at 11 O'Clock?

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Is it just me or are those screws holding the VIN on, clocked at 11 O'Clock?
I think if they went through that much attention to detail, they'd have them dead on 12:00.

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I think if they went through that much attention to detail, they'd have them dead on 12:00.
I figured there may be some lore about the screw being set on the upswing of the hour hand - for good luck, similar to the practice chosen for the time a wedding is scheduled to take place:


http://www.chineseweddingsbytheknot....d=A60905140907
"Q. Is there a special hour when we should exchange vows?
A. Chinese tradition says that couples should marry on the half hour so that they begin their new life on an upswing -- when the hands of the clock are moving up."

Coincidence? Granted the link above pertains to China instead of Japan . . .

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kinda funny seeing a land cruiser matted up with a Toyopet SB ...or at least it sure looks that way to me
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When ever I install or remove VIN plate I hold the screw with a screwdriver and use a socket on the nuts. This way I don't put any marks around the screw holes. This might explain why the screw are in the same direction.

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found a russian website with a diagram of an fj24 so here is a bump



here is the link. there are lot of other old cruiser diagrams in the left hand menu

Voiture Toyota Land Cruiser FJ24 1958 : image thumbnail image de la figure dessins schématisent voiture





including, of course, the fj21??


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anyone know the story with the dual pumpkins?

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Very odd, since you can see they drew the tue front ones, and in the same picture you can see the centered rear.

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Here is a link with good picture, non show the front axle though
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