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Different cultures can certainly be bridged by common interests like we all have here in our love of Japanese-designed 40-series landcruisers.
If this wasn't a strictly Toyota haven...I'd love to show you some pictures of my Impala (the '65). To say the least, the 1UZ-FE VVTi is a terrifying engine. And I do mean truly scary. We've tinkered around with the suspension and drivetrain and brakes too, to put all of that power to use. One of these days, we should have a tete-a-tete about American muscle!Wicked, wicked truck mate. I see you also have a '65 Impala with a Toyota donk! Sounds controversial - I like!
I was in India a while back, awesome place. Where are you from, originally?
Thanks for the kind words. During the course of this thread, I hope to be able to also incorporate (and showcase) some scenes from "everyday" Pakistan, too. The people, the traditions, the cultures, and yes...the off-roading, too!Thank you for sharing those amazing photos, Fouad. Pakistan is a beautiful place.
That's a sweet truck you're building.![]()
Fortunately for us, the rules that restrict off-roading in other parts of the world aren't really applicable to our neck of the woods,although most off-roading is organised in regular clubs that are VERY conscientious about the environment and public good. In fact, MOST off-road club activities in remote areas also invariably incorporate some charitable work; free medical camps, distribution of alms and consumer products, educational activities etc.Wow! I have never research, or looked at any photo's of your country. The only photos I have ever seen are what is shown on the news. I am absolutely amazed at the beauty. That reminds me of here in Oregon. We have Lakes, Rivers, Mountains, Desert, Sand Dunes, Marshes, farm land, and Larger Cities all at an arms reach. It is amazing to go and run the different terrains, and see the different sights. The only downfall is a lot of our beautiful lands are closed to offroading.
Thank you for sharing.
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It's truly my pleasure, boss. Thanks so much for the appreciation and kind words.Fuad
Thank you sir for sharing. What a beautiful country you have!
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Thanks for the interest and the appreciation, JD.What an amazing and inspiring project--not to mention the photos of your beautiful country.
I am seriously impressed (dumbfounded actually) with the fabrication of the custom doors. Is that all hammer and dolly work?!
Thank you for all the great pics. Cheers, JD
It's truly my pleasure, Allan.Thank you for taking the time to share.....Beautiful Country! Beautiful Cruiser!
I think after this we will be seeing more 4 door Cruisers......That Beast is definetly a conversation piece no matter where in the world you may go......
We want more pictures please!!![]()
Ta, mate.amazing work , and beautiful pics of the country . thanks for sharing.
i've always wanted to stretch my rig .
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Thanks for the kind wordsNow this is definately one sweet wicked ride!!
Thanks, Tom. Coming from an enthusiast like yourself, those are high words of praise!I first spotted your build in the "what have you done this week thread" Fouad. So, being massively impressed by what I saw there, I immediately searched on your username to find this thread.
"Oh to be a hotrod builder in Pakistan." Thanks to you, I'm now continually dreaming of what I could accomplish if I was to learn just some of the skills of those amazing guys you have working with you.
(Of course I'd also need to own some sort of workshop and have more spare time ... but I find it doesn't pay to think in too much detail because that always acts as a dampener.)
Many of us ordinary folk here in NZ can't afford flash machinery/tools/equipment so we need to use similar improvising-skills. But your mates in Pakistan are on such a tremendously high-level!
And coupled with your personal good eye and articulate way of describing exactly what you want.... Well the Phantom shows the end result.
Different cultures can certainly be bridged by common interests like we all have here in our love of Japanese-designed 40-series landcruisers.
I'm hanging out for engine-bay pics.
Also, how's the turning-circle going to end up? Is that going to be a significant downside to those humongous tyres?
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