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1959 fj25 soft top. No top now, amazing that it's not a rust bucket since I live in Hawaii. Email me at mauibeech@helloworld.com
1959 fj25 for sale (1 Viewer)
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treerootCO
Where are my keys?!
My money is on Phil aka FJnotCJ 
Hi Al,
Nice to see you made it here! Send me a picture and I'll post it for you! I think Steve's FJ25 had a past life in Hawaii and is pretty rust free also.
Nice to see you made it here! Send me a picture and I'll post it for you! I think Steve's FJ25 had a past life in Hawaii and is pretty rust free also.
Cruiser_Nerd said:
It must've been that steady diet of pineapples in the truck bed.
Wonder how many 25s began life over there??
treerootCO said:My money is on Phil aka FJnotCJ
Ditto. I wonder how much it would cost to ship that to the mainland.
any price on this?
If it runs and drives, it costs about 1K to get to Seattle from the islands, this is what it cost to send over one not long ago.
If it runs and drives, it costs about 1K to get to Seattle from the islands, this is what it cost to send over one not long ago.
I asked him to post up a price and send a pic. Only thing I know about this one is that there's a super high quality used junction block from my first 25 on the rear brakes. 
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The drive train is stock with 4 speed tranny. Original rims. I have the bows for the soft top. The taillights are not original although I have the original. I have warn hubs on the front axle, and have the original hubs somewhere. Also have hand crank starter.
I was thinking of asking around $6500.
Aloha,
Al
I was thinking of asking around $6500.
Aloha,
Al
I hosted a few high-res (not dial up friendly) pics of Al's 25 here: '59 For Sale
Here's a teaser shot, looks like it's got the good stuff............mail him direct:
Here's a teaser shot, looks like it's got the good stuff............mail him direct:
Did he happen to mention an asking price, Jim?
(Ah, ha. Another '59 without an apron air intake.)
(Ah, ha. Another '59 without an apron air intake.)
Landcruisersteve said:
The missing air intake must be a Hawaiian thing.
From Post #8:
The drive train is stock with 4 speed tranny. Original rims. I have the bows for the soft top. The taillights are not original although I have the original. I have warn hubs on the front axle, and have the original hubs somewhere. Also have hand crank starter.
I was thinking of asking around $6500.
Aloha,
Al
Oops, I missed that previous post on the price.
I guess the air is so sweet in Hawaii that there's no need to suck it in.
Aloha
I guess the air is so sweet in Hawaii that there's no need to suck it in.
Aloha
treerootCO
Where are my keys?!
FJnotCJ said:
I thought running ones were better
FJnotCJ said:
And unlike my Pineapple-mobile, his has a MPH speedo.
I'm curious, is that the original paint job? If it is, it gives me some great indicators as to how they were painted.
looks like it, the frame and wheels are painted the same color, which is how they were stock.
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