1974 FJ55 6-wheeler trayback (1 Viewer)

[lostmarbles]

Thought y'all might be interested in this cruiser on eBay from Queensland Australia (technically of course).





Look at how the rear springs are linked together. Has anyone seen that done before?

And do you think the owner is actually saying it can easily be made to have all 6 wheels driving?

Or do you think like me that perhaps they're just saying it's 2-wheel drive right now (front wheels only) and may be able to be brought back to being 4-wheel drive (with an added lazy axle)?

Or perhaps they want to be deliberately misleading because that is often a sales tactic in this part of the world?

here's the link:

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/LOOK-rar...-/261200397703?pt=AU_Cars&hash=item3cd0c1c587

 

[PabloCruise]

That is pretty darn cool!

 

[DogDigger]

That's really cool!
I've always liked the retro look on the 55s

 

[RHINO]

there are a few ways to do dual axle springs, thats one of them and very common, no worries unless you question the craftsmanship.

to the "live" axle,,, its been done before but it takes money and someone who knows what they're doing to take your money.