Living in the Past
SILVER Star
Sell it to the LC Heritage Museum. Cruiser Dan will take good care of it. Met he and his wife the last 2 Cruise Moabs, great people!
I talked with someone who worked at the Miller Group in the past and didn't seem interested. It's no secret I have this 40. The other one belongs to JTO back east. If you search you can find it on their site. As for Dan, watching what's going on as much as I can on mud the miller museum is selling off vehicles in the collection. Not all the Land Cruisers are displayed in the museum. Rest are in storage. Appears they are trying to downsize the storage. Those I've seen sold were 40 series. The 76 is kept in a milder climate than Phoenix in an insulated garage. The previous owner had it stored outside in the valley. Interior is not what you would expect with a vehicle with that low of miles. Front seats, dash and headliner all need to be redone. I'm sure the foam in the back seats are shot as well. Definitely dings and dents. I did pick up the correct 1/75-1/76 hard top sides in the correct color years ago. Those are not perfect but in much better shape. Some one replaced the hood at some point from a couple year newer FJ40. That has a slight bit of pitting on the underside. But it what I would call rust free, meaning not more than sanding required. No real rust repair needed. The cruiser has an interesting history.