I think @Rigster has one of the early ones.
70 Series Model with Maximum Parts Availability (1 Viewer)
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I know a handful have cup holders. That’s the extent of my knowledge.
Not online.
But if you read these things called books and have the time and some $$$ to pursue it… 200 pages of more than you’ll ever want/need to know about an industrial toaster….
Actually over 3000+ possible variations in its soon to be 40th year of manufacture.
Likely the most “modular” vehicle ever manufactured en masse by a modern automobile company.
Indeed... a 2002 (built 12/2001). Narrow nose models through 2007 at which point they went with the current wide nose model.
Indeed... a 2002 (built 12/2001). Narrow nose models through 2007 at which point they went with the current wide nose model.
Which market got the tail end of the narrow nose HZJ76 such as a 2006, I'm not finding it in the EPC oddly.
To a lesser/different extent maybe, sort of, the Porsche 911 with its 25 different variations every year. Still always a two door sports car though.
Indestructible 47
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Phew looked up the price of that. Also may have ordered it
$1 per page. Bargain!Phew looked up the price of that. Also may have ordered it
Are there any LHD HZJ76 with the narrow nose?
ATL Cruiser
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This site also has a ton of information. It's how I found the various wheelbase differences.
Type 1 Technical (Toyota Land Cruiser 70 Series) - Tank Encyclopedia
Technicals are some of the most commonly seen vehicles in irregular warfare, and those based on the Land Cruiser 70 Series are the most prolific of all.
tanks-encyclopedia.com
Not that I can think of not found with a quick pass of the EPC
This site also has a ton of information. It's how I found the various wheelbase differences.
Type 1 Technical (Toyota Land Cruiser 70 Series) - Tank Encyclopedia
Technicals are some of the most commonly seen vehicles in irregular warfare, and those based on the Land Cruiser 70 Series are the most prolific of all.
Wow, a lot of stuff there. I need to set aside some time to read. I recognize a lot of that info and pictures
I assume the 76 Series was never a JDM vehicle in the same sense as the 77 Series?Not that I can think of not found with a quick pass of the EPC
Wow, a lot of stuff there. I need to set aside some time to read. I recognize a lot of that info and pictures
Do you have a link to the listing ?
FJ40 that green thing
1996 KZJ78 Prado
ATL Cruiser
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Ha! I figured you were involved with it somehow.Not that I can think of not found with a quick pass of the EPC
Wow, a lot of stuff there. I need to set aside some time to read. I recognize a lot of that info and pictures
That site really helped me figure out why none of the exhaust systems fit my 77.
Yes from 2006 and up !The 76 Series is available in LHD for one.
No involvement, but they borrowed a bunch of museum pics and what appears to by my HZJ77 at Land Cruisers Direct. I need to spend more time reading it. Anyone know the author?
