Build 1997 HZJ75 Fire Truck conversion
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Thank you Beno.
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the 75 series, both can go instead of one staying home. Did a little comparison and length and wheel base are pretty darn close on the 75 and 45.
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I Finally got my letters back on the tailgate.
Just sending my appreciation! You are making quick work of this thing. It's looking great. I'm in the process of buying an HZJ75 so I'll be keeping a close eye on this. Might have to check out your work on 45's too because sheesh!
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Thanks, it’s been a process that’s outside my normal FJ45 realm.
just needs a haircut now
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I like the high roof….
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What super sparky 1HZ TEq Fire Brigade power plant and Land Cruiser model platform given new purpose , a new A+ Bliss future ahead ….
Thank You very much mr. Mark for helping me bring back yet another OEM period correct TEq Fire Brigade Engine Name Plate No. 3 .......
here we are finally !
i have pulled the trigger on a qty x 100pc initial production run ....
anyone who does indeed have a 1HZ TEq Fire Brigade Engine , even if from another Donor Toyota or HINO vehicle platform now installed in any Toyota qualifies for a 2-pack gift-set to your shop door ......
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here we are
the final digital rendering
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Thank You very much mr. Mark for helping me bring back yet another OEM period correct TEq Fire Brigade Engine Name Plate No. 3 .......
here we are finally !
i have pulled the trigger on a qty x 100pc initial production run ....
anyone who does indeed have a 1HZ TEq Fire Brigade Engine , even if from another Donor Toyota or HINO vehicle platform now installed in any Toyota qualifies for a 2-pack gift-set to your shop door ......
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here we are
the final digital rendering
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Stopped by the station to visit. The 75 looks right at home…..
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Going from the newer style to an older style….I like the script better than the logo.
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From this….
To this…
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good call on the bezzle surround ,
i agree the eye-ball logo update was Toyota's saddest style-hour ever ......
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Stopped by for a visit and coffee.
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presenting for review :
Fellow member @cppilot ‘ s period correct fit , form and function :
- 1997 HZJ75 TEq Fire Brigade Special Service Spec. Commercial Vehicle Option Package ( HEAVY DUTY ) type 1HZ
- PLATE , ENGINE NAME
- Part # 11291-
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Note : I also reproduced the JAPAN
market only 350Kg , 400Kg , & 500kg Max Load Range Name Plate …
I had already completed the 350kg one I was a bit familiar with on a 4# & 6# Series , however after a Unicorn Google R & D time image popped up from un-related Land Cruiser parts topic there it was ….
a 7# series in Japan with the 400kg one on the lower LH side rear sill , not soon after that another 70 Series with the 500kg one too ….
I have little tech. application info on these 2 ones ? But I did screen shot each photo and also book marked each web page link too
It’s my current learning curve as I go here all things Japan Blue & White MAX Load Range Plate's that the HZJ79 would have had one of these larger ( capacity ) MAX Load range plates affixed to its rear sill too …?
The extra weight of all the TEq Fire Brigade Option Package makes me think it would have been the 500kg one maybe ?
So ….
here we are and there we go.
Thank you for your Tech. photos , details that matter most dimension specs. etc..
You will be receiving a stack of them in the mail here shortly to use as you like to help further educate others at TLCA events and your local Car Shows about your BLISS level example of something that is truly special in every TEq Fire Brigade 1HZ Engine way …
Matt …
View attachment 3734515View attachment 3734517Finally got around to getting all the stripes and residue off the truck. What a pain that was. I’m really liking the plain look though. Still need to start the compounding and polishing and excited to see the results.
Stopped by for a visit and coffee.
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presenting for review :
Fellow member @cppilot ‘ s period correct fit , form and function :
- 1997 HZJ75 TEq Fire Brigade Special Service Spec. Commercial Vehicle Option Package ( HEAVY DUTY ) type 1HZ
- PLATE , ENGINE NAME
- Part # 11291-
.
Note : I also reproduced the JAPAN
market only 350Kg , 400Kg , & 500kg Max Load Range Name Plate …I had already completed the 350kg one I was a bit familiar with on a 4# & 6# Series , however after a Unicorn Google R & D time image popped up from un-related Land Cruiser parts topic there it was ….
a 7# series in Japan with the 400kg one on the lower LH side rear sill , not soon after that another 70 Series with the 500kg one too ….
I have little tech. application info on these 2 ones ? But I did screen shot each photo and also book marked each web page link too
It’s my current learning curve as I go here all things Japan Blue & White MAX Load Range Plate's that the HZJ79 would have had one of these larger ( capacity ) MAX Load range plates affixed to its rear sill too …?
The extra weight of all the TEq Fire Brigade Option Package makes me think it would have been the 500kg one maybe ?
So ….
here we are and there we go.
Thank you for your Tech. photos , details that matter most dimension specs. etc..
You will be receiving a stack of them in the mail here shortly to use as you like to help further educate others at TLCA events and your local Car Shows about your BLISS level example of something that is truly special in every TEq Fire Brigade 1HZ Engine way …
Matt …
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