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I have read posts and need some help. Does the add a leaf option and longer shackles the cheapest way?

I'm doing a SOA to my '84 FJ60 and I'm going to up size from 33" tires on 15" rims to 37" tires on 17 rims". I'm looking for suggestions on what rims I can look far that are cheap and will work. I was thinking of Tacoma rims, but wasn't sure about backspacing. What else should I be looking at...

I bought this trim-to-fit cargo liner/floor mat for $20 on amazon because I couldn't stomach spending $120 for the weathertech, and it fits the cargo area on my 100 (third row seats removed) almost perfectly. I might trim 1/2" off the sides, but honestly the fit is unbelievable. I'll throw up...

What's up Florida crew? I know most of you guys missed GSMTR last year so you gots the cash saved up. Roger has 2 openings on his trailer for the round trip, cost of each spot is around $500 total depending on diesel prices the the time. Accommodations are Free so fuel, food and beer is...

Hello I saw this ad on Craigslist, I thought somebody here would most definitely be interested. Not too many details contained in the ad, but the price is VERY good. 99 Toyota Land Cruiser...trade ???

Anyone have an old OEM fan clutch laying around, or are willing to sell for a rock bottom price? I'm looking for one to try out the clutch fan mod so I don't have to use the one in my Land Cruiser. Thanks, Doug

Up for sale is my 1999 Lexus LX470, which is a clone of the 100 series Land Cruiser. It has been my wife's daily driver for the last 6 years. I have owned it since it had 110k miles when I bought it from Rusty Wallace Toyota in Tennessee. It has been a great car, very reliable and lives up to...

I was going to replace my mirrors because they were so beat up and stiff. I couldn't even adjust the tilt. I took both my mirrors off and decided to freshen them up. I sprayed silicon spray in all the joints on the mirror, did a light sand and wash, put two coats of plastic primer on them, and...

In my first few months of ownership of my 80 I've accomplished a lot of the PM and am tackling the knuckles this coming weekend. Now that I'm getting closer to being able to accessorize I've been looking for an affordable swing out tire carrier and none of the replacement rear bumper options...

So why LED? What's the big deal? For one: Power consumption. The stock bulbs are 8 watts each. That's 80 watts! -All 10 LEDs together? only 10 watts total at 1 watt each x10. That very reassuring when it comes to long nights of battery use when camping, etc. Second: Brighter, more useful...