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You know you're a 60 owner if........" (1 Viewer)
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Your girlfriend can look at a 60 and tell you whether it's gas or diesel.
(carb vents...)
(carb vents...)
The grab bar on your FJ62 becomes a 'towel rack' for drying the tube sock that you stuff in the corner of your leaky windshield when it rains....
The anti theft device I use is the actual key to get in the doors. If it doesn't work one way, flip it over and presto-the door unlocks.
I needed the laugh of this thread. Thank you guys and gals!!!!
I needed the laugh of this thread. Thank you guys and gals!!!!
...your daughters are playing after the rain, making boats, and say “look at our boat Dad!”. And you look and say “where did you find that screw? I know EXACTLY where it goes on the Cruiser...cool boat!”
This is almost real time too...sigh.
This is almost real time too...sigh.
...when you drive your wife’s car in the rain and are ALWAYS surprised at how well wipers actually work.
When you get in your wife’s TDI @ 90hp/Auto and think... “I could get in trouble with this”
When your AC consists of a used BK cup...
Check the Australian market?
umpqua
GOLD Star
When you look out at the beginning of a long, wet Oregon winter and your happy your truck is now sitting in the dry under an $8k carport you built last spring.....just for that purpose.
4Cruisers
SILVER Star
I thought I was the only one who had to do this, at least on my '84 FJ60. Not only does the key have to be inserted in the proper orientation, I have to apply a little downward pressure while turning the key to unlock.
When your AC consists of an ice frapaccino or slurpee, sized specifically to last until you reach your destination.
I have to apply a little downward pressure while turning the key to unlock.
I showed that to a new '62 owner the other day, and he thought that was so cool (that I knew this trick). More theft-proofing for 60 series, I guess. Having a new key cut for the lock helps this considerably!
I showed that to a new '62 owner the other day, and he thought that was so cool (that I knew this trick). More theft-proofing for 60 series, I guess. Having a new key cut for the lock helps this considerably!
umpqua
GOLD Star
I have a fairly new diesel Jetta wagon....sits in the rain.
When you are done vacuuming out the wife's car you decide it's time to do your's........so you switch the shopVac to "blow" and get started!
When your wife has to wear a sports bra!
...when you keep taking parts out and it still runs.
