I need a high res scan of the middle pic in top line with beige Troopy pickup and a 40. Want to reprint it for my garage. Thanks
All Land Cruisers Manuals, Factory Lit, etc. (2 Viewers)
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Der Toyota Land Cruiser kommt nach Deutschland (August 1976)
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Danish brochure
Translated PX10 Modellista brochure. Almost J4.
Some promotional material from South Africa (in Afrikaans). I am checking which models were sold here and if local assembly ever took place.
How about the Memorial Version - 2,5 mio Land Cruisers in production
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More information from South Africa:
1. A dual language (English / Afrikaans) brochure with all technical information for the FJ45RP-K and HJ47RP-K models, so must be end of seventies, early eighties. Toyota only sold the LWB pickup models in South Africa, with some local CKD assembly happening (anecdotally in the MAN factory in Durban)
2. A brochure about the Fairey overdrive system, called the "Toyota Saver", offered through Toyota dealers in South Africa
1. A dual language (English / Afrikaans) brochure with all technical information for the FJ45RP-K and HJ47RP-K models, so must be end of seventies, early eighties. Toyota only sold the LWB pickup models in South Africa, with some local CKD assembly happening (anecdotally in the MAN factory in Durban)
2. A brochure about the Fairey overdrive system, called the "Toyota Saver", offered through Toyota dealers in South Africa
Not sure what year
JohnnyC
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thats not a year lol
i believe somebody made that... the cropping is much worse than most bad cropped Toyota ads... the logo does not go with the year of the truck
the oh what a feeling is from the early 80's but the logo did not come out till 89 and in 89 they started to faze out the Toyota jump... this is a play on the Toyota jumping? idk
I do like it however
i believe somebody made that... the cropping is much worse than most bad cropped Toyota ads... the logo does not go with the year of the truck
the oh what a feeling is from the early 80's but the logo did not come out till 89 and in 89 they started to faze out the Toyota jump... this is a play on the Toyota jumping? idk
I do like it however
JohnnyC
Long ago TLCA# 2231
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Yes they assembled TLC trucks in SA... even the last TLC was made in SA in 86'
we talk about the SA assemble extensively in this thread.... do not know if u saw it:
ih8mud inspired build
I have spent many pleasant, informative and inspiring hours reading about the various builds on this forum. I live on a game farm a few kilometres from the Kruger National Park in South Africa and in February I bought a HJ45 sight unseen over the internet from a person in Johannesburg...
forum.ih8mud.com
also last fj45 conversation here:
"The very last one" - Last FJ45 Pickup out of South Africa! - in Oklahoma
Wanted to post this as I start on the restoration of this part of land cruiser history. This RHD FJ45 - 2F was the last FJ45 pickup built as the Johannesburg assembly plant and shipped to the US in 1986 to the original owner in Oklahoma, from whom I bought it last fall. It has been a lot of fun...
forum.ih8mud.com
JohnnyC
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I was typing it must be @Economist LC76 and now I see he liked the post. It is his BJ43
@Economist LC76 were you going for the toyota jump? lol
the cropping was alil toyota-ish .... but.... needs work
I was typing it must be @Economist LC76 and now I see he liked the post. It is his BJ43
@Economist LC76 were you going for the toyota jump? lol
the cropping was alil toyota-ish .... but.... needs work
Sorry. Yes, it’s my fault.
Early fun with my car
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My BJ43
