Looks like this wouldn’t be too difficult to lay up in fiberglass at home. Certainly easy enough to build a wood negative for the mould.
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TexasLandCruiser
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Aviation type of day. Navy T-28
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TexasLandCruiser
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Good catch and that is cool looking
FJ60 axle rebuilt with Toyota parts…
nice, sunrise this morning?
Sunset in the afternoon a few days ago. More pics to follow after I recover from driving fatigue.
i'm jeally. where abouts were you wandering?
Yukon and NWT
It's been a long road.. and i need to work on the build thread here some more but here it is:
Love the lack of chrome. Tire size is silly but TONKA... loving that too
I love low lift and fat tires, what’s the specs of the setup?
OME 2" (Lowest rated springs to suit a Diesel).
BFG KM3 35x12.50R15
OZ Rally Racing 4x4 Wheels (1990's Japanese Era) - 15x8-5 with a 25mm Spacer
- Making them 15x8-30 !
Last one...
Couple of years ago on Deer Peak Road on the back of Greenhorn Mtn in Co. Return leg of a trip over Medano Pass to the Great Sand Dunes N.P. Sunny and mild on the outbound leg. Hail and snow on the return leg. It was May 20th, or so.
Anyway, I was driving the blue FJ60. I sold the white 1979 FJ40 to my friend. I bought the FJ40 new and it had 113,00 miles when I sold it to Bill (Colorado Land Cruisers).
Up near the summit of Deer Peak:
After making it down Little Froze Road.
Anyway, I was driving the blue FJ60. I sold the white 1979 FJ40 to my friend. I bought the FJ40 new and it had 113,00 miles when I sold it to Bill (Colorado Land Cruisers).
Up near the summit of Deer Peak:
After making it down Little Froze Road.
Believe it or Not, right here are 5262' at the end of a mining switchback road we pulled my radiator and soldered
up a leak. Not the end of the mechanical weirdness on this trip.
up a leak. Not the end of the mechanical weirdness on this trip.
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Hi CruisA lovAz..
My new project... HJ60, high roof, square headlights... powered by the sluggish yet highly reliable and soft 2H engine! V)
TexasLandCruiser
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Love the sliders, and the wheel/tire setup look badass
