Recent content by Francesco

Hi Cabrito, no luck for the original ones. I've known a fellow in a forum that owns the original panels and we are studying how to have them reproduced. In the meantime, I found an OEM fabric factory capable of perfectly reproducing the zebra striped fabric of the LX. The only problem is the...

Thanks for the tip. I control (also) Ebay Australia often, but I have not noticed this listing. Do you remember the title?

I found a set of panels for my BJ42LX in Japan, unfortunately the seller does not ship abroad so I'm looking for a MUD member in Japan that can receive the panels and send them here in Italy. An helping hand is much appreciated.

Thanks a lot, it's worth an attempt. Such an experience of world trading!

I'm looking for the rear panels of the LX version of the FJ40 and BJ42. The panels are those of the photos I found here in the forum. I am also grateful for a report on where to find them, the original or reproduced.

It sounds like rich's stuff, however the farm is in a beautiful place, but the buildings are completely to be rebuilt. The largest and oldest structure is the late 1600s, while the smaller is a hundred years younger. The buildings were inhabited until the 60s and then abandoned: this will give...

Thank you. It's actually quite simple, the most annoying thing is remove the two knobs "heating" and "air", because both are connected with a Bowden cable. Once the cables are disconnected, removing the knobs is easy. To unscrew the beauty ring I used a pair of snap ring pliers. The first thing...

Oh no, I usually use the sale proceeds to buy a new project and also new tools. Moreover the purchase of the farm has forced me to get rid of the HJ61, the last I had left. Now I took this LX, of which I have only a few awful pics taken by the previous owner. I just took some pictures of the...

Hello everyone, I'm Francesco, writing from Italy. I am literally obsessed with diesel Cuisers, although I allowed myself some gasoline digression. I am currently engaged in a partial restoration of a BJ42 LX which I would use for some time before starting a frame off restoration. Occasionally I...