Recent content by Wingfooted

Wow. When I get a chance later in the month to look at the chassis VIN - will let you know what I find.

Not sure exactly why I did this, as I really don't need another project, but a senior brother to my 1978 BJ40 has just landed in Oregon. 1975 BJ40, LHD, 12V, ex Costa Rica from Angel at Ebay (GoldenDays91). Now that I have two in the toy barn to play with, the biggest issues are: * After...

Unknown, as a guess $1500 plus $700 customs / customs agent fee.

BJ 40 valuation - well I have two BJ40's right now in Oregon, both purchased ex Costa Rica on Ebay in the last six months. One is a 1975 and the other is a 1978. Purchase price, importation fees and transport from Miami to Oregon - I figure I am averaging $18,000 each. Your mileage may vary.

Nice ! Is this the 2.5" OME kit ? What is the spec on the tires ?

#805 and #806 BJ40 (Junior) 1978, ex Costa Rica BJ40 (Senior) 1975, ex Costa Rica

I would be interested. OEM style, black. One for each of my two BJ40's

Very useful, thanks for that.

Some serious value in a restored bJ42, I would want to hang on to that one.

Based on my experience, sea freight, customs clearance, storage and onward transport to final destination will run $4000 to $6000 USD. So really its not worth the expense unless the vehicle is in excellent condition to begin with. If it's simply a cheap rust bucket in Japan - well it will be a...

Anxious to see how this plays out - want to put a heater. /AC into by BJ40

I've asked....

Measurements received 13 x 6.75 x 9, a group 31P on order from Napa Auto Parts

LasCrucer - Honestly I don't know as I am 6000 miles away and wont even see the truck until May. A buddy of mine took care of the receiving in Oregon. The seller advertised as 'no rust' - and it does look to be in excellent condition - but seeing is believing of course. The 'pockets' on the...