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For Sale 2008 Toyota FJ Cruiser - Dana Axles, Supercharged, Atlas, Linked and Locked on 40's
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Is this the same truck by chance?
Man-A-Fre Advance Land Cruiser and FJ Cruiser Off-Road Solutions 4x4 Parts and Accessories
Very nice none the less... will you take payments... for... the... rest... of... my.... life?
going by the vanity OZ license plate, I am going to say they are one in the same. You know you have a bad ass truck when man-aint free wants to showcase it on their website. Wish I had the coin. Good luck with the sale, and the little guy on the way.
that's one bad*ss FJ, 
did not like the idea of taking a second on the house to take this off your hands, goodluck to you and your family mate
did not like the idea of taking a second on the house to take this off your hands, goodluck to you and your family mate
Do a raffle with $200 tickets ----275 tickets=$55K...call it 300 tickets to help pay for a national ad, draw a winner.... (but let mudders buy first)
I think he's serious, I know I'd pony up $200 for those odds on THAT truck! Then I could auction off my Hundy and the winner of that could auction off their "fill in the blank".
Wouldn't be the first Mud auction.
Do it!
Wouldn't be the first Mud auction.
Do it!
I L-O-V-E the idea, as well! I'm in for a ticket!! BTW, like everyone else already said: one B-A-D-@-$-$ FJC!
I think you would have no problem finding 200 willing participants whatsoever....DO IT!
I WAS serious...I'd even design the ad (unless that made me ineligible ). You just had professional photos taken...
I don't know if you could sell all 300 tickets on Mud alone, but maybe place an ad in Toyota Owners or a Petersens publication, and it would be over in like 24 hours. The key is limiting the number of tickets to what is needed to cover the nut. The more tickets you sell, the less the odds and therefore the less interested people would be.
I, for one, would buy tickets for $200 a piece at 1/300 odds. (prob. 2X)
Depends on how much time you have, and the details of legality and taxes.
The disclaimer paragraph would have to be crafted carefully and the drawing
itself would have to be all above boards...and verifiable.
It also depends on how much time you have to mess around with this versus getting ready to head down under...
I don't know if you could sell all 300 tickets on Mud alone, but maybe place an ad in Toyota Owners or a Petersens publication, and it would be over in like 24 hours. The key is limiting the number of tickets to what is needed to cover the nut. The more tickets you sell, the less the odds and therefore the less interested people would be.
I, for one, would buy tickets for $200 a piece at 1/300 odds. (prob. 2X)
Depends on how much time you have, and the details of legality and taxes.
The disclaimer paragraph would have to be crafted carefully and the drawing
itself would have to be all above boards...and verifiable.
It also depends on how much time you have to mess around with this versus getting ready to head down under...
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Just let me know where to send the PayPal! (BTW.....I like the 1/200 odds better....=)
I'd buy a raffle ticket.
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Ya know what, id seriously consider it if i could get enough people to commit. From previous experience wrecking cars online, my only concern is the amount of people who use the anonymosity of the internet to say they'll do something then fade into obscurity when push comes to shove. I'm googling how to conduct said raffle. May be agood, fun option that makes sure my car goes to someone who'll appreciate it! (especially for a $200 SAS Fj 
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Im thinking, $200 a ticket, 300 tickets only, have a drawing webcast.
EDIT, im not really good at google, but i think it would be illegal in CA to conduct a raffle for the car. Any lawyers out there?
Another edit. I dont think its going to work. My biggest fear is somebody kicking up a stink if they dont win (complaining i didnt have their ticket in the pile, or whatever other thing they can whinge about) etc. Bummer!
)Im thinking, $200 a ticket, 300 tickets only, have a drawing webcast.
EDIT, im not really good at google, but i think it would be illegal in CA to conduct a raffle for the car. Any lawyers out there?
Another edit. I dont think its going to work. My biggest fear is somebody kicking up a stink if they dont win (complaining i didnt have their ticket in the pile, or whatever other thing they can whinge about) etc. Bummer!
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just call Jay leno and be done with it, i bet he doesn't have anything like it, and 55g's is chump change for his car collection...this is not the average joes type of rig, almost exotic 4x4, put it on the dupont registry or something and maybe someone from malibu will buy it for his 16 year old..lol. a celeb, rockstar, would grab this like that like it was buying a pair of jeans at the mall. it would look nicely on someones driveway on mtv cribs, not to insult anyone, but it looks like this really has to go. knowing that a gearhead/wheeler who appreciates fj's and yotas and would take good care of it is where she belongs. checked my lotto ticket, no go, 
i feel your joy in expecting your first kiddo, all the cliches are true, all the best in your future back in Oz! and thanks for building such an awesome rig to share with us all in a magazine and in your site. to whoever ends up with this rig....i hate you.
cheers.
i feel your joy in expecting your first kiddo, all the cliches are true, all the best in your future back in Oz! and thanks for building such an awesome rig to share with us all in a magazine and in your site. to whoever ends up with this rig....i hate you.
cheers.
Aww shucks... Just when I was all proud of myself for putting 285\75\16s on my 100, you come around and make us all look like we have 1987 S-10 low riders...Thats it...I quit...Going back to mountain bikes...