For Sale 1997 Lexus LX450 - Tulsa, OK - Locked and Built

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Nay said:
This is true. When I first looked at 80's there was one with a 6" lift on 37's for $10K and I wouldn't touch it because I didn't want to go down the 'too built' road again.

And of course I have 37's now. An 80 on 37's is easily as streetable as a typical Jeep on 33's. If you are interested take a drive, and GLWS :cheers:
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Ah yes, I remember how adiment you were when you first got your 80 that going to 37's would ruin the truck for any normal use just like you'd ruined your Cherokee for that purpose. Course at that time very few people were running 37's and lots of people were running 6" just to run 35's. How times change, eh? I thought I was going to be one of the few when I got my 37's, and suddenly there are dozen's of guys running them. Heck, there's a dozen guys on here running the same 37's I am, let alone any other brand of tire. Course I think you were one of the first to bedline an 80 a whole 80 on mud, and now there's 1/2 dozen of those too. Evolution is funny.
 
actually took a rag to the dash this morning - really cleans up nice
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Got my Iron Man 4x4 (Camel 4x4) adjustable panhard rod in the mail - finally going to get all the tie rod ends and stuff on in the next couple weeks - it's not loose right now, but it will be nice to have all new parts in there...
 
Thats a good looking truck you have there Walking Eagle. I have always liked it! and the one red wheel!

GLWS :cheers:
 
Finally got around to doing the tie rod ends that I planned on getting done by end of Sept. So much life going on outside of cruiserdom. Anyway - still for sale - now with nearly $600 of front end parts that are 3 days old - Put it all on Sunday and had it Aligned Monday (12/12/11). No change to asking price, but this is one tight front end now - all upgraded parts, so should easily be another 200k before any maintance on any of this is needed again.

Tie rod ends $100

Cruiser Outfitters

MAF relay rod and OME swaybar end bushings (well, the bushings are still in the bag :) )

4+Plus Extreme Duty Tie and Relay Rods FJ40, 60 and 80 Series

MARLINK - tie rod 67.99

Marlink | Marlin Crawler, Inc.

Camel 4x4 (Ironman 4x4) adjustable panhard rod $193.61

Camel 4x4: Panhard Rod
 
it doesn't seem to like me adding attachments after the fact lately, so here's my shinny new parts, too bad it was too cold out to paint, or I'd freshened things up a bit...
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Delancy said:
Not sure how I've missed this on the streets of Tulsa. Nice ride, and good luck with the sale.
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I'm not down in Tulsa allot, work and home are both Owasso, so if you don't go my route from 116th to 76th and back again, you won't see me :) Well, unless you're over at Disney or SMORR :)
 
All over the entire metro area, daily. For that matter, see plenty of OK.

I used to be at the corner of 86th and 161st daily, and was for ten years. After I was relieved of ownership, rewarded myself with an FJC, and the rest is history.

Looking to add to the stable, and focusing on 60/62 now, but a 40 started the love affair many years ago, and is still in the future.

Sorry for the thread jack.
 
yep still for sale - had my other car vandalized last night, so thinking I need to get all cars in driveway / garage.
 
If you only used a half a tank, you've got to be close to Tulsa.

Not sure where the regional forums are located here, but there's a relatively good group of FJC and LC guys in this area, and always trying to get more on the roster for trail runs and such.
 
I'm in Wichita. Been looking for one for about 2 months. Found them on both coasts and was ready to take a trip to either coast to pick one up till I find this. Kansas is part of Tornado Alley Cruisers. I've posted an introduction in there. I'll be up for some trail runs in a month or two.
 
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