FJ25 1956 Vin 1415

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Keep the faith, that one will be worth it. I think you mean soft top pictures? Do you need detail pictures of the inside? Search the forum here and see if you have the brackets for A or B type setup on your tub. I'd guess this one the A type:
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Keep the faith, that one will be worth it. I think you mean soft top pictures? Do you need detail pictures of the inside? Search the forum here and see if you have the brackets for A or B type setup on your tub. I'd guess this one the A type:

A Type...
 
Alonso,
That's some way-cool rig you've found there! The "6" in front of "FJ25" in the VIN confirms that it is indeed a 1956. Latin America is certainly the best hunting grounds for the old 1950s FJ25's; if you look at my thread about the split-windshield 1958 FJ25 I found and purchased in El Salvador, there are also photos of the really nice clean unrestored (50K original miles) 1958 FJ25 that I also found there, purchased, and shipped home to Arkansas. While I was living in El Salvador, I put together a little two-page English-Spanish glossary of automotive mechanical terms to help me communicate with the Salvadoran mechanic who's restoring my '58 split-windshiled; if you want a copy, I'll E-mail it to you--might come in handy as you communicate with fellow IH8MUD forum users. Thanks. Philip/"Bear"
 
My friends... 1 year and a half later....... the fj25 is MINE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

please... some one have more information about that FJ25 of the trip?
 
THAT right there is a beautiful peice of macinery. good luck on it.
:cheers:
 
Look, this are the 5 FJ25 that comes to Peru to study machupichu and some cultures, one of them is my FJ25 :bounce: :bounce2: :bounce:

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What a rig/story......



Get out there and find the other 4!

I found the man that rides it in the 60` he tell me that the otre 4 doesnt excist more...:bang:
 
looks like this expedition was part of the "University of Tokyo" as well as "Toyota Motor Japan"

I would imagine that there would be more information about this expedition since it was part of the university of tokyo...they like to document things..i bet a few dissertation papers came out of this trip :)
 
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