1962 fj40 original owner, 42,000 orig mi CO
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nice
emailed to see if they had photos, if i hear back i will post them up here for peeps to see
Unfortunately i am not in the market hehe
...just clicked the link,and it went to a Honda Civic for sale 
...just clicked the link,and it went to a Honda Civic for sale
whoa weird wtf ?
It was correct earlier...
Now the link says "posting deleted by author". Meh.
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It's still working for me
I will PM the phone number if someone really wants it. I hate posting someone's #. Once his ad on CL is gone so will his number, not so here.
I will PM the phone number if someone really wants it. I hate posting someone's #. Once his ad on CL is gone so will his number, not so here.
Whoa. Not the subject of this thread but it looks pretty good from 2500 miles away:
1960 FJ25 Toyota Landcruiser
1960 FJ25 Toyota Landcruiser
dude answered my email, said he would try to send photos today.
i will post em when i get em for ya guys
i will post em when i get em for ya guys
dude answered my email, said he would try to send photos today.
i will post em when i get em for ya guys
Good stuff - make sure you add it to the Count - but you know that.
Cheers Dobster
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It's still working for me
No need...was just curious to collect some pics maybe...really in no position to buy.
Oh yeah! I think I remember it too. It was in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The guy kept listing it and taking it down. Then it would come back up with some story about a neighbor wanting it and backing out of the deal. It wasn't in running condition at the time. I don't remember how much he was asking.
dude sent me some photos
looks in restorable condition, but high cost considering in my opinion
looks in restorable condition, but high cost considering in my opinion
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Looks very restoreable. The rear floor may need some work plus no clear picture of the rear sill. I agree the price seems high. I bought a 61 titled as a 62. Rear sill is bad but the rest is great shape. This ones front seats are in better shape but my came with the correct PTO and winch for about a fifth of his price.
What a great '62...steep yes, but what a gem.
John, you did manage a great buy with your '61...I doubt I could ever be so lucky to find THE early 40 that I would love to have...a '61 or '62 to go with my '64.
John, you did manage a great buy with your '61...I doubt I could ever be so lucky to find THE early 40 that I would love to have...a '61 or '62 to go with my '64.
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I begining to think the inside of the 63 I have is still the original color. It's the same blue with what I believe is a red primer under it. It was titled 63 but has a 62 production date. It is a newer production than this one. It has defrost vents in the windshield. Going on that info this one probably has the original paint. Very original cruiser but the price seems a little high. The FJ25 hard top that just sold was in as good a shape or better and less than half the price.
the owner wrote back this:
"Ill get the pics of the bay to you asap. Since 1968 its had four miles put on it. And I had it running two years ago. Otherwise its been sitting in the barn."
"Ill get the pics of the bay to you asap. Since 1968 its had four miles put on it. And I had it running two years ago. Otherwise its been sitting in the barn."