Never mind - kept reading the thread and saw someone else had asked; and you responded.
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Last update for this thread, as the Troopy has been sold. For those who missed it, the listing on BaT was here:
bringatrailer.com
The whole process was a breeze, and the buyer a pleasure to do business with.
The transport guy arrived today with a 53' drop deck trailer, which posed a little problem. How to get the Troopy onto the trailer? lol...
The answer was right across the street at the Sunbelt Rental yard. They brought over a "tilt and load" or rollback flatbed tow truck. Back the tow truck up to the Troopy, tilt down the bed, drive the Troopy up onto the tow truck, raise the bed flat, back it up to the semi, and back the Troopy onto the semi trailer. Nothing to it.
All loaded and ready to go:
1987 Toyota Land Cruiser BJ75 Troop Carrier
Bid for the chance to own a 1987 Toyota Land Cruiser BJ75 Troop Carrier at auction with Bring a Trailer, the home of the best vintage and classic cars online. Lot #50,295.
The whole process was a breeze, and the buyer a pleasure to do business with.
The transport guy arrived today with a 53' drop deck trailer, which posed a little problem. How to get the Troopy onto the trailer? lol...
The answer was right across the street at the Sunbelt Rental yard. They brought over a "tilt and load" or rollback flatbed tow truck. Back the tow truck up to the Troopy, tilt down the bed, drive the Troopy up onto the tow truck, raise the bed flat, back it up to the semi, and back the Troopy onto the semi trailer. Nothing to it.
All loaded and ready to go:
Wow… holy cow… that selling price has me thinking I should sell my Troopy. 
