How many 1990 HZJ77's are there in Canada?
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Is this a serious question? How would anyone know?
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Sure it's serious..... Perhaps the inquiry could have been worded better but I am the product of a rural education.
I am assuming the owners of these Cruisers are also 'MUD members and are willing to post photos and information about their 77 Series.
I think I've seen or heard of at least 8-12 in Canada. I bet there are at least double that if one could access vehicle registration databases and do a search.
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Well that 8-12 more than there are in the U.S.
I'm going with Enigma...got to be 42.
Well I drive a HZJ77 and it's a 1990. Not driving right now as I'm waiting for new SS exhaust and some water lines. In the middle of installing a Gturbo.
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And I have 1 - that makes 2.
Ratpuke
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I have one. Salmon has one. We hauled one to the wrecking yard a couple weeks ago. That's 3/41 that I have ties to.
Why? Shopping?
Here are some pictures of mine. Posting because HZJ77 photos are lovely.
Playing on the railroad tracks in NE British Columbia:
Going sledding
Hanging with some of my favourite peeps (nice BJ73!
) during Surf N Turf 2011
Hanging with Marv Spector and my old BJ73 at Surf n Turf 2011
and last but not least...
Why? Shopping?
Here are some pictures of mine. Posting because HZJ77 photos are lovely.
Playing on the railroad tracks in NE British Columbia:
Going sledding
Hanging with some of my favourite peeps (nice BJ73!
) during Surf N Turf 2011Hanging with Marv Spector and my old BJ73 at Surf n Turf 2011
and last but not least...
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Yes ...... Shopping. (Tentatively)
Thanks for the photos
Thanks for the photos
41 now. Tom from Yorkton hit a washout and rolled his on the weekend.
One rolled and written off on Vancouver Island in the last year . (not by me!)
I had this 4/B; it's out there somewhere!
I have to agree with that number.... how could I not.
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By the time yours is legal to import I'll probably be in a nursing home.
By the time yours is legal to import I'll probably be in a nursing home.
You'll still be young at heart.
2021 she is legal for export.
I am thinking there is quite a few less than 42(although everything always does default to 42) in Canada as next year my 1991 comes available for export and i am hoping to keep my investment....an investment. The 77 is definitely my most enjoyed/versatile Landcruiser i have owned but my 42(of 19yrs) is closest to my heart