Recent content by Redline70

Just following up with my experience with Knox. I ordered a LHD kit for a 76, knowing I would need to cut down the length, at a minimum for my FZJ70. The quality of the carpet was quite good to my eye, and the mold held up well in shipping. If I owned a LHD 76… it would have fit well with one...

Thanks Beno!

Hello folks, building my rainy day parts kit, and wanted to have engine overhaul gaskets and seals on hand for my 1FZ-F, and hopefully never need them. Correct part number for my 1998 FZJ70L-MRUV is 04111-66040 but is, NLA, and I am having trouble confirming what succeeded it. 04111-66045, and...

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Check the thread below; some others with useful information will come up with a simple search of “mph kph”. I’m not sure anyone has created a good solution to the problem of a backlit speedo, but adhesive versions exist for those with rim-lit gauges. Most seem to rely on either external gps...

I know @wngrog and @Meshal have brought several Saudi 70s back, and they appear to be very clean trucks.

The model code would be FZJ7X for both the carbed (1FZ-F) and EFI versions (1FZ-FE). These were available from 1992-2009 I believe, and the specific version Broski cites available from 1998 or 1999 on. I can’t speak to performance at altitude, but my carbed FZJ70 will do 80-90mph on the highway...

I think you’re missing out on 3D 70 series products. Given the variety of models in the 70 series, you might consider a keychain based upon the straight on view of the headlights and front grille. The side profile designs for the other LCs are cool, but the front ends of most cruisers are...

Those are the standard factory vents for the heavy duty (non-prado) 70s. Still widely available, but nearly certain they would not fit your dash without modification.

Still a work in progress. Pending some vinyl upholstery, speaker grills, etc. and a whole lot more interior work, but here’s the product of many weekends of effort. Behind all this is 3-4 layers various types of sound and thermal insulation. Two things will be obvious. I am not an OEM purist...

It’s sitting out of the packaging in my spare room, as I’ve been doing a bunch of other interior work and am not quite ready for it yet. Hope to have it installed in the next month or two. Build quality seems good, and the mold seemed to be in good shape despite shipping. Will definitely update...

Check this against your axle code on the engine bay plaque that also has your VIN number