SOLD. Yeti 45 Hard Cooler. Excellent Condition, lightly used. With Yeti ice, one 4lb, one 2lb. Asking $200. PM me with any questions. Tom
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Group 27 Battery from 2020 Tundra SOLD
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I haven't seen this posted in the clubhouse
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For Sale - AZ '94 Land Cruiser - 4 Wheel Lockers
Bit of a Project - 290,000 Miles - $7,770 OBO This is coming your way as a lil project vehicle. I purchased it in early 2020 sight unseen out of Indiana, had it transported to me in AZ. It had a mild knock (mechanic said it was a wrist pin issue)...that became a loud knock...though it still...
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is this the one with rag joint, or the one with the steering shaft as part of the box?
I just finished rebuilding one of the latter and might let go of the old one.
Mine's a 4/72. LHD.
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Post-72 had the rag joint (steering coupler), allowing the box to be removed without pulling the steering column and shaft.
I still have the "
Harpoon of Death 
" steering box from my 71 - guess that won't work for you though.
Harpoon of Death " steering box from my 71 - guess that won't work for you though.
I still have the "
Not sure the next style changed that much. Back in 1983 bought some parts off a 79 FJ40. Picked up roll bar and three point seat belts. It was obvious the driver wasn't wearing the dest belt. Windshield was crack where a head would have hit. Steering column was not disconnected steering box at the rag joint. Since I purchased the side doors I picked up steering column (bend) for the matching ignition switch. Bought the steering box because it was so smooth with only 30K miles. For safety the 8/80+ steering column in North America is a two piece collapsible style.
I also have a rebuilt one standing around - it won't do me any good anymore, though, since Kevin put the power steering inI still have the "
Pm sent: I’m still rolling the Armstrong steering!I also have a rebuilt one standing around - it won't do me any good anymore, though, since Kevin put the power steering in
Never had a problem with Armstrong steering until I put a Lock Right in the front. Can certainly tell how much extra strain it puts on the steering components. Personally never worried about the Harpoon of Death. In all the wrecked FJ40s I've seen in wrecking yards never came across one that showed a steering wheel collapsed. Number of cracked windshields. What I did find dangerous on the early style is the spring loaded tabs that cancel the turn signals binding up locking the wheel when turning back. Over the years been about 50 50 if they were still there. By 1974 the one in my 68 were gone. Wasn't until I bought my FJ45 I had it happen. It is like riding a bicycle once you figure you need to turn the wheel back a little to free it up I do it automatically. Same with not wrapping your thumbs around the steering wheel when off road.
60 series parts for sale:
Tailight lens SOLD.
Rear 60 series leaf spring pads (brand new) full set - $65
Used good condition voltage regulator 27700-38100-84 -$10
SOLD. Used good working hood lock. (53510-90a01)
LH & RH visors used(will require reusing 60 series arms) $20
Tailight lens SOLD.
Rear 60 series leaf spring pads (brand new) full set - $65
Used good condition voltage regulator 27700-38100-84 -$10
SOLD. Used good working hood lock. (53510-90a01)
LH & RH visors used(will require reusing 60 series arms) $20
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Hey Maggie, if those are Toyota lenses I’ll take them as well as the hood latch. I’ll shoot you a text as well. Thanks. Jimmy
Thank you for the quick PM. And a public apology for calling you Maggie. I glanced at the name and thought it was @Beastiethe70. Multi-tasking here in my shop.
Thanks for posting. I have a nice 117k 2001 tundra with a factory-ish trd setup.
Are these the same size as 80 series wheel?
I would reach out to the person posting on CL.