Recent content by illTakeitNeat

Very nice! Which panel did you use? Am thinking about installing a few on my RTT to keep my battery charged so I can keep my fridge going 24x7 as well. I was keeping it plugged in all the time when home, but not an option anymore.

I have had the the Grand Raid XL for about a year or so, which has been great so far. The only complaint I've had so far was the narrow ladder...my wife hates it. I noticed that we're getting a leak around the solar fan...seems like it would probably be an easy fix. Anyone experienced this...

Well, went ahead an pulled the trigger this weekend on a great 100 that I found in VA Beach. It's a grey 00 with tan interior. This is my first Land Cruiser, which I've admired forever and finally had the opportunity to get. After we baseline it I'll get to start playing around some! Not...

Plans have not changed: 3rd vehicle DD for a while until my truck is 100%, then I'll get to play with it some. Plan to do tires, lift, sliders, front and back bumper, etc.

Well, the 96 FJ80 I was looking at sold before I could see it in person, but found a 2000 grey FJ100 that I'm going to look at tomorrow hopefully. Any thoughts on the 80 vs 100?

I'm initially looking for a 3rd vehicle for us, which can be a DD while I'm getting my truck sorted out 2012 F150 FX4 (need to spend a couple k on it, and be able to leave it in the shop and still get myself and family around). Initially I'm looking to spend around 9k, but can go up a bit...

Yes, it has a good amount of rust on the body, and undercarriage. The seller has been upfront about it needing a lot of cosmetic work.

That's perfect, thanks! A ton to read there. I am leaning towards the 80 based on the amount of rust the 60 has, and it's general overall cosmetic condition.

Hello all! I'm new to the site as well as the "80" world. Before I pull the trigger I'm hoping to get a crash course education on what to look for, or avoid. Right now I'm considering where to enter: late 80s (88) an FJ62, or mid 90s (96). The 88 is supposed to be fine mechanically, but...