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I think poser was pokin fun at me with that one. 
I was joking too. Body work alone can net 10k at shop rates.
I was joking too. Body work alone can net 10k at shop rates.
Downsides to a 63 fj40?
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God no, I thought about a soft top, new seats.brackets and body work...those were axed real quick!
Downsides - none if you're going to use it as a stock rig. Once you start the bigger tire thing it'll just be an upgrade snowball and you're better off with a later model.
Actually, one downside, it will never be worth what a later model in the same condition is. Unless it's so modified that there is no trace of the original components other than the frame and body.
Upside - wheeling a bone stock rig is flat out fun.
You need to be resourceful, rebuild a lot, and not expect to get everything off the shelf with a click of the mouse.
Actually, one downside, it will never be worth what a later model in the same condition is. Unless it's so modified that there is no trace of the original components other than the frame and body.
Upside - wheeling a bone stock rig is flat out fun.
You need to be resourceful, rebuild a lot, and not expect to get everything off the shelf with a click of the mouse.
