I found these pics on mud so Im hoping a few people know something about this rig... any info would be great, Im starting a build and would like to know about it.....
Can anyone identify this cruiser..
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what about it
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This is one of the best looking cruisers I've seen. I'm mainly interested in knowing what the paint color is, and if the rollcage is custom fab work or production.
nice
Best looking upside down bezel i have ever seen. Bad azz ride.
Best looking upside down bezel i have ever seen. Bad azz ride.
What seats are they from?
Josie'sLandCruiser
Stop calling it a "FJ."
Hi All:
Yep, for the pre-1975 windshield frame (i.e. with wipers at the top.)
Regards,
Alan
Yep, for the pre-1975 windshield frame (i.e. with wipers at the top.)
Regards,
Alan
Are those windshield bumpers on correct?
Ken
BDSeff1fitty
1987 Toyota 4Runner
that paint job is line-x
Engine swap? Maybe a 4 cyl.?
I believe it came from "Vulture Mine Cruisers" in AZ. The website, and maybe the business?, are down now. Judging from his customer satisfaction that would make perfect sense.
https://forum.ih8mud.com/chit-chat-...colt-hottinger-aka-vulture-mine-cruisers.html
I agree that rig looks nice though. I think its a 4+plus cage in it. I'm sure somebody can confirm....
MAF 4+Plus Roll Cage
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https://forum.ih8mud.com/chit-chat-...colt-hottinger-aka-vulture-mine-cruisers.html
I agree that rig looks nice though. I think its a 4+plus cage in it. I'm sure somebody can confirm....
MAF 4+Plus Roll Cage
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Even if its line-x is color coded, I'm still curious as to what color it is
This Cruiser is pictured on COLT HOTTINGER'S website VULTURE MINE CRUISERS. (Read my and others' posts about this bottom feeder spineless panty waste).
It seems he's pulled back from his eBay user name "coyotepopper" and from his advertising on Vulture Mine Cruisers. We're looking to see what new name or pseudonym he will pop us as and will keep everyone posted when we find him again.
It seems he's pulled back from his eBay user name "coyotepopper" and from his advertising on Vulture Mine Cruisers. We're looking to see what new name or pseudonym he will pop us as and will keep everyone posted when we find him again.
Ken and Allen. My '71/40 windshield has the wipers at the top (correct windshield) and those bumper rests in the photo above are on backwards. The glass will rest on the high part which is not good. If reversed, the windshield frame rests properly. At least, that is the way mine worked.
That's what I was thinking but since I have never had my window down yet
I was not sure. I can invision it both ways as the latch might need some clearance going over the bumper to hook to the window frame and so many are put on like that. Thanks
Ken
does anyone have or know where I could get high res photos of this rig?
or how to find out more about it since the website is down...
not interested in doing business with the guy just want to know more about the rig.
how much lift is that?
check this picture out
does the rear wheel look crooked to anyone else?
it looks too close to the rear portion of the wheel well
or how to find out more about it since the website is down...
not interested in doing business with the guy just want to know more about the rig.
how much lift is that?
check this picture out
does the rear wheel look crooked to anyone else?
it looks too close to the rear portion of the wheel well
This one is slightly different...it looks like the first one, but it is not. Same house though.
Look at your pics in the first post. He cut the tub in the rear.
anyone know what kind of lift is on the one above? (SouthBostonFJ's post)
is the tub on that one cut?
what size tires do those look like?
thanks in advance
is the tub on that one cut?
what size tires do those look like?
thanks in advance
Tub is cut. No way those rear wheels are not going to eat some sheet metal without cutting the tub or making it with zero articulation or suspension.
