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Square headlights in '82 I think, and then the new square body style in '84.Curious, anyone know when the or if the mini trucks transitioned to square ?
It was the decade of square, just ask Huey Lewis.
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Square headlights in '82 I think, and then the new square body style in '84.Curious, anyone know when the or if the mini trucks transitioned to square ?
Yes it can , the upper and lower corners are different , but the headlight adjustement srew opening slot help keep it on the correct positionKeep the square bezel. Square bezels rule. Can't be put on upside down
It could be a Toyota "conspiracy theory", Lol!My theory is that Toyota went to a square bezel to prepare Land Cruiser customers for the very angular 70 series trucks, which were almost certainly in development when the 40s went square bezel.
(I have a similar theory regarding the square headlights on the 62: they did it to soften the transition to the 80 series.)
I probably think about these things too much...
Cant be much difference, can it?According to a magazine article I read 25 years ago, supposedly the headlights on FJ40s (pre '79) were too close together for the laws of some country and were moved further apart in '79 when the square bezel appeared.
One has to wonder if this perhaps also drove Rover to move the headlights from the grill (series 2 Land Rovers) to the fenders (series 3).
I read the same thing somewhere. Would be interesting to know what the measurement difference is, if any…Ca
Cant be much difference, can it?
I read the same thing somewhere. Would be interesting to know what the measurement difference is, if any…