1985 HJ75 Pickup

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That's the type of split bench seats that I am looking for and appear to be original except for the fabric. The ones I have ridden in personally appear to have more of a canvas type material.
"One of my greatest fears is that my wife will sell my guns after my death for what I told her I paid for them" has now changed to " .......will sell my cruiser ...."
 
Thats definately original early 75 series and its very similar to late 47 series.
A tribute to Toyotas quality that they have lasted that long and probably would have lasted longer if the sun hadnt got to them.

Ill post a pic of mine later when I have time.
 
Thanks Ross. I look forward to seeing both yours and Wayne's interior photos.
 
Cmoney said:
That's the type of split bench seats that I am looking for and appear to be original except for the fabric. The ones I have ridden in personally appear to have more of a canvas type material.
"One of my greatest fears is that my wife will sell my guns after my death for what I told her I paid for them" has now changed to " .......will sell my cruiser ...."
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You have to admit that placing the guns in the bed of the truck would make it very convenient for those attending the yard sale.:D
 
Still looking for interior ( seat material ) photos........thanks
 
beno said:
So you must have some offshore fund for cruisers. :lol:

Oh and it sounds like your company may be changing names and be based out of DFW. ;)
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No offshore accounts.:) I simply hide my "Cruiser cash" in old jelly jars that are buried in the back yard. I explain the fresh dirt by blaming it on the armadillos.:D
After nearly 3 decades in the airline industry and countless mergers I finally understand that the employees are simply along for the ride. I have yet to have a CEO call and ask my opinion.:)
 
1978HJ45 said:
Still looking for interior ( seat material ) photos........thanks
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Im out riding all weekend,will get something up in the next day or so;)
 
Stopped by my neighbors house today ( he is the Wayne Smith of early Jeeps :D ) to get my weekly "made in America" fix. Hope you enjoy these pieces of history as much as I do.:)
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In case you are not feeling patriotic yet..:)
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Yes I know my photography skills are sorely lacking....
The last photograph is the best of both worlds....a real Jeep and a Land Cruiser in the same frame.:D
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crushers said:
is that a rare LJ75 pickup in the back ground??
:lol:
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I wish you would not use the letters "LJ".....it gives me unpleasant flashbacks and yes it is indeed rare in the backwoods of Georgia.
 
crushers said:
just buggin yah ...
it is a beautiful ride you scored.
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"just buggin yah" ..... I would expect no less.:)

"it is a beautiful ride you scored" .... Thanks, ( Only the HZJ77 peaks my interest more )
 
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Mine are looking a bit like yours LOL
Thats my big comfy cushion that gives me more legroom.

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Another one I have from a troopy

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They have the metal backing on them to protect them a bit from loads in the back

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Damned dog ,as soon as I open the landcruiser door and get the camera out she shows up.
She slept in the cruiser for 7 hours the other day,I think she is hoping we'll go out in the bush.
She loves hanging out the window barking,but usually I put her in the back to save my ears.
When we go out in the morning she hangs around the cruiser and looks disappointed when I take the Commodore
 
a dog says a lot about the master ...
that one seems pretty laid back and trusting.
what breed is he?
 
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