40 Series Registry (1 Viewer)

[Antarctica32]

1971 FJ40
January 1971 production date
Capri Blue
VIN: FJ4095919

 

[JohnnyC]

updated info now 370 counted

 

[Irish11]

1978 FJ40

• VIN - FJ40268651
• Build Date - Oct 1977
• Paint Code - 621 "Rustic Green"
• Options - Disk brakes
• Build Thread: https://forum.ih8mud.com/threads/irishs-slow-1978-rustic-green-build.802114

 

[Old Red]

Another 1962 for the registry: 2-FJ40-14905

http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/cto/4903446145.html

 

[JohnnyC]

up to 381 now

 

[Old Red]

Another early one for the registry . . . the vin is not stated in the ad, but in response to an inquiry the seller reports that this is 1-FJ40-12498.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Toyota-Land...c977bc847&item=191520032839&pt=US_Cars_Trucks

 

[grapestomper]

my fj40

• grapestomper
• Mar 5, 2015

my fj40

• grapestomper
• Mar 5, 2015

1970
Fj40- 78987
Jan. 1970
Stock motor gone. buick engine.
The rest is pretty stock.

 

[soccernut]

1975 FJ40-203414
2F Engine 4 spd .... mostly stock other than 33 BFG MT's

 

[Old Red]

Was poking around the forum and found these unlisted cruisers:

2-FJ40-16756------Frame shows "2" but the ID plate lists "3" as the VIN prefix. Not confusing at all. https://forum.ih8mud.com/threads/62-fj40-rolling-chasis.224082/

Two others here in a single thread . . . 1-FJ40-10711 and 2-FJ40-15594. https://forum.ih8mud.com/threads/62-fj40.161348/

And then, of course, 1-FJ40-10206 on page 5 . . . https://forum.ih8mud.com/threads/who-has-the-oldest-earliest-fj40-faq.68576/page-5#post-9476422

 

[ErikinSC]

The info I have on mine says :

1974 Toyota FJ40
SN FJ40188949, Manuf Dec 74
Motor is 2F 882263 mated to a 4 speed tranny

Not much left of the orginal rig : now has an Aqualu tub, fenders, tailgate and bib. Steel doors, cowl w/ windshield & 1 piece hood.... Factory hardtop with lift gate. Roll bar, bucket seats, short rear jump seats, stock heat and the stock TEQ AM radio (getting an FM internal mod).

I'll have to get the build thread info....

We've decided to name her Elsie...

 

[Stretch74FJ]

Hello all.. Here is the info on my newly started project. I want to start a build thread very soon. Restoring it back to original
1974 FJ40
SN FJ40175938
Build date June 74
Engine is original F.5, 545468 mated to original 4 speed
Rustic Green, am radio, rear heat, short jump seats

 

[Old Red]

A couple of 1961s for the registry . . . from eBay currently and recently.

1-FJ40-10912 soft top model, heavily modified . . . http://www.ebay.com/itm/Toyota-Othe...tr=true&hash=item3cf9403349&item=261879771977

1-FJ40-12804 soft top model, appears to have original engine, rough shape . . . http://www.ebay.com/itm/Toyota-Land...tr=true&hash=item27fe12ef47&item=171766378311

 

[Old Red]

Another 1962 has shown up for the registry.

2-FJ40-15394----Hardtop model, slide-up windows, possibly (although it's been modified) a FJ25 bumper, stamped bezel. V8 engine, painted in camouflage and retrofitted to imitate a military vehicle.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Toyota-Land...tr=true&hash=item3aaa5e3224&item=251966403108

 

[FF LC FREAK]

Not sure why I never really payed attention to this thread.

Anyway, here's my info:

1971 FJ40 Capri Blue
VIN FJ40106614
F engine S/N F356774
Originally imported to USA and sold in Wenatchee, WA

ROTW thread in my signature.

 

[Adrift]

Guess I could have done this awhile ago...

1977 FJ40 - Originally Mustard Yellow, now Pebble Beige
VIN- FJ40-248823
Engine - 2F-171167
Converted to FST.

Also note that the 1966 FJ40 attributed to me was sold to member "Littlehoss"

 

[1911]

Don't know why I hadn't noticed this thread before.

1980 FJ40, Rustic Green

VIN FJ40-315455

Manufactured Dec. 1979

Engine # 2F-418515

 

[Old Red]

These darn early cruisers just keep popping up everywhere. There must be a ton of them out there! Lol.

Yet another 1962 for the registry: 2-FJ40-14636---Hardtop model, restored by forum member, "Clemson Cruiser."

Link to Mud thread(s) here---https://forum.ih8mud.com/threads/1962-fj40-resto.854099/

 

[Weber Sarge]

That first pic from 1911 is a calendar shot if I've ever seen one , nice job .
Sarge

 

[1911]

That first pic from 1911 is a calendar shot if I've ever seen one , nice job .
Sarge

Thanks Sarge. I didn't take the photo, a pro photographer friend of mine (and fellow mudder) did: http://www.lifestylesinlight.com/Photography

 

[JohnnyC]

thank you all for posting up.... updated the registry ...now up to 396

@Old Red ... we got lots of 61,s and 2's now dont we LOL ... thanks for looking out for the early guys