SOLD CA. 1962 FJ40

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I forgot to mention that I also have the complete uncut dash all the way to the front floors that will go with this girl.. I purchased in the hopes to repair back the dash because of the aftermarket gauge that is on dash.. I couldn't find a smaller section of the dash. I wanted to take out the gauge and weld in the original pice.. But ended up getting the complete front end of the top body.. I didn't like the look of the any gauge sitting on the dash.. Hope what I am saying makes sense..
 
That is the best job of posting photos on a classified listing that I have ever seen on here! Nice work! Definitely a solid truck that needs a full frame off restoration. Good luck with the sale.
 
Pics of the rear hitch
Indygbd said:
That is the best job of posting photos on a classified listing that I have ever seen on here! Nice work! Definitely a solid truck that needs a full frame off restoration. Good luck with the sale.
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Thank You @Indygbd. Yes it would incredible if it goes through a full frame restoration.
Haven't posted the sale at other outlets hoping a member will take this challenge..
 
edmond4822 said:
Pics of the rear hitch

Thank You @Indygbd. Yes it would incredible if it goes through a full frame restoration.
Haven't posted the sale at other outlets hoping a member will take this challenge..
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I'd love that challenge, but I'm knee deep in one of your former ones already...lol!
 
edmond4822 said:
Craig, you have a big challenge on the FST and I have to tell you Bravo for taking that challenge.. Hopefully soon you be able to enjoy driving it.
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I sure do....it's coming along. Slowly finding the necessary parts here and there to get it whre I want it to be.
 
I think this truck is the cat's meow. Hoping a mudder does it right with a great rebuild thread.
 
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