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that looks like an FJ60, not a 62, because of the headlights? did they make 62's in '85?
they must have, as all number say 62, on the chassis, plates etc...
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cheers - Dave
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that looks like an FJ60, not a 62, because of the headlights? did they make 62's in '85?
they must have, as all number say 62, on the chassis, plates etc...
(page 2 post #30.....)
cheers - Dave
Aussie rides don't follow US time lines... So I would guess since its a high top in OZ it is what ever model the owner states... Sweet ride BTW
Here in Oz the high tops were usually called the Sahara model. The Sahara over here was the top of the line 60 series, next in line was the GXL, followed by the G pack or poverty pack as we called it. Base model, no power windows no options. Most of our 60s' series here have manual tranny not auto. Standard equipment was either 4 or 5 speed depending on the year. Not 100% sure but 62 series started in 86 and finished in late 89 early 90 followed by the intro of the 80 series.Aussie rides don't follow US time lines... So I would guess since its a high top in OZ it is what ever model the owner states... Sweet ride BTW