1968 fj40 resto

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what scale HO, ??
This has got to be one of my favorite threads now...... You do amazing work my friend...simply amazing!!
And your english is just fine too. Hell, even if this thread was in spanish I would still have a great time with it.
Oh......put me down (placing an order) for the first mini fj40 you build..I need one for my train sets.
 
recently I try to find a new front door catches for my fj40 and they are no longer available!!
so I keep serch and I found that the 75 fj40 ambulance door use "the same" kinde
I check this just on the pics for a ccot.
I got them and when I check if they where the same I notice that the rear ambulance door are a bit shorter
I dont know if this is the diference bewen them or is just a factory manufacture slice problem.
does enybody notice this??
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Merry Christmas to all you guys!!!!
Adicts,regulars and All
Thanks for all your suport,listening and good maners!!!!!
I wish you have a great time close to your relatives and friends and moutly important close to your FJ40

Best wishes to all!!!!!!:cheers:
 
and this is the way it takes after restoration , all new gasquets and a set of jets!!
I think Im not going to use it
those enybody intrested on this , let me know!!!

SOLD!!
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he guys Im on a caribean cruise , so vacations for all hobbyes!!!AND RELOADED WIFE MARRIAGE BATTERIES! BUT HOW TERMINATOR SAY!!!! I'LL BE BACK!!
HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL!!
 
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Sense the January 9th just two days in Mex and back ok 13th to LA to deliver some model parts
back Mex on 22th so lots of work and I just take this Sunday to go on.
Well finish the window stoppers
Sand blast powder paint and new oem screws!!

I know that is not that important but a lots of time to take them off, so better left like new and no problem for some time!!

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Very impressed with your attention to detail. Would like to see pictures of your workshop - I bet it is clean! Having the right tools helps too. All of the parts you have shared have a professional touch. Keep up the great work!:clap:
 
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