65 fj40

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I hope im doing this right

Just bought a 1964 fj40 going to be looking for parts here and there.

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You will find far better answers and more info here, than on all the faceplace groups combined.
 
I'm trying to find if it's a 6465, all the markings. I find including the vin number, say it's a sixty five.Can anybody confirm fj40-32936 comes up as a 1 of 65. The little coin on the lower corner is stamped T-65

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I would go with 1/65 the t65 is saying it was sold in 65, some sat on the lots for a year or more and would get the brass stamp year sold.
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Digging the paneling on the inside of the side window.
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I daydreamed when I was younger about outfitting an early corregated top 40 with shallow cabinets on both side panels for shelter camping, as there were no corner windows to obstruct. I ended up building wooden sleeping platforms in both my 40s as proof of concept. Just never did the side panel thing.

My first shop, across the street from where I am now, was a cabinetry shop. Wood is my first love.😉
 
Congratulations on your 65. 🥳

Maybe a little Marvel Mystery Oil (or other) in the cylinders to help persuade a rotation.
 
Ok well I removed all the extra parts. Removed all the garbage and rubber floor liners and newspapers that was played nicely under the rubber liners. Found cancer (bad) . Ive been looking for replacement floor pans and nothing of my year. What years does the 65 cover that I can use/order new remanufactured floor pan, rear door drip edge and inner wheel wells. Ill attach some more photos.

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Congrats on your wife's Christmas present. I looked at this rig in December. Many hard to find pieces, throw nothing away until you've learned what's Toyota, even if they seem grungy, rusty, non-OEM, or broke.
 
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