It May have been linked ?
200 SERIES LANDCRUISER
200 SERIES LANDCRUISER
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Nice find
man thats ugly!! looks like half van and half pick-up
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LOL. To me it is vandalism
of a decent truck. I really don't think any of the cut down dual cab models look good however the 80 series cut down to a single cab look cool.
I thought the Aussie penchant to cut things up may interest you blokes. 
of a decent truck. I really don't think any of the cut down dual cab models look good however the 80 series cut down to a single cab look cool. I thought the Aussie penchant to cut things up may interest you blokes. Australia doesn't have access to the Tundra or Tacoma offerings possibly because it's right hand drive, so the steering wheel and instruments and pedals would need to be moved, and that is a costly exercise.
There are some more tray conversion pictures available here:
Click here: -> TSR & RWV 200 Series
But if you really want to be different, how about turning the Land Cruiser 200 Series from a station wagon into a sedan, like this?
There are some more tray conversion pictures available here:
Click here: -> TSR & RWV 200 Series
But if you really want to be different, how about turning the Land Cruiser 200 Series from a station wagon into a sedan, like this?
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Wow, that's ugly (and pointless).
What a waste!
More of these are starting to appear on the roads here at the moment. I don't like the look of this particular one (the bullbar is crap), but they only look right if the wheelbase remains the same, but load carrying capacity suffers instead. Most of these conversions get another 300-500mm added in the chassis in front of the rear tyres. The body work can be filled in and have toolboxes added (as per original link).
