FJ35 Info: (1 Viewer)

[rick_d]

you know one thing I remember... my earliest FJ45 (1963) has glass whose part number was "FJ35" stamped. Truck is now in Salt Lake area, Tres Sorbonne knows who owns it now....

 

[beaufort-fj60]

you have probably seen these

http://blueprints.onnovanbraam.com/modules/bpview/bpview.php?nr=4359

http://blueprints.onnovanbraam.com/blueprints/cars/toyota/


http://cruiser61.free.fr/Pages/Historique-bis/FJ35V/FJ35V_1.html

this one i do not know if they are showing, selling or buying?
http://gazoo.com/shop/fre_index.asp?gnum=&scode=A188&gcode=&ichi=

 

[nuclearlemon]

this one confuses me...
http://blueprints.onnovanbraam.com/modules/bpview/bpview.php?nr=4360

 

[Landpimp]

they are selling, its a mouse pad, I happen to have one

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this one i do not know if they are showing, selling or buying?
http://gazoo.com/shop/fre_index.asp?gnum=&scode=A188&gcode=&ichi=

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[Landpimp]

only one of those pics is a 35 or 45, the others are 40's or maybe 43(the one with the 3 rows of seats has me confused)

 

[Landpimp]

Gene, needs a centered rear axle

 

[beaufort-fj60]

this is the site

only one of those pics is a 35 or 45, the others are 40's or maybe 43(the one with the 3 rows of seats has me confused)

http://gorskaya.infobox.ru/history/tlc2030.htm

not sure on the language, maybe some else could translate

 

[Landpimp]

all that is takin right out of the Land Cruiser Aniversary book.

http://gorskaya.infobox.ru/history/tlc2030.htm

not sure on the language, maybe some else could translate

 

[beaufort-fj60]

makes sense, the same pics are mirrored on 4 or 5 sites.

 

[Land Cruiser Junky]

Yeah but they sure did get the info all jacked up. Looks like they're calling the rear pic of the 35 a FJ28V, and the interior shot is obviously another vehicle.

 

[treerootCO]

and the toyota mini site has that same FJ35V rear pic labled as the FJ28 so they used the same source.

 

[Exiled]

Eureka! Junky, sorry it took me so long, I really couldn't find the @#$%^& picture! I've spent the last four hours attempting to organize my LC picture archive (it's official, it reached 55K pictures yesterday) and suddenly came across it...

This is the interior shot of the south american FJ35 shown above. It's pretty gutted but some of the details are still evident. Enjoy!

 

[nuclearlemon]

needs a wash and a wax

 

[65swb45]

Exiled, that is one WAY COOL PIC! Lots of juicy details there. Completely different ashtray! WOW! Dig the different ribbing in the center section of the dash too. Looks to be a 25 E brake. I wondered if they would be different.

 

[rick_d]

ashtray looks like a rear seat built in style (back of front seat).

 

[Living in the Past]

Looks like it has the 25 transfer shifter behind the hand brake probably still a four speed with a single speed transfer. Still has two data plates on the dash like the 25s and not the glove box door like the 40s. Oh and the winker switch in the middle of the dash.


John

 

[Ground Up]

only one of those pics is a 35 or 45, the others are 40's or maybe 43(the one with the 3 rows of seats has me confused)

The FJ45LV Microfiche I have shows a third row seat option. The driver side second row seat has a tumble forward design to allow access to the back (3rd row).

 

[Cruiser_Nerd]

Oh and the winker switch in the middle of the dash.

Winker Switch! If that ashtray wasn't OEM, someone did a nice job picking it out the way the three ribs follow the theme of the dash.

 

[fjwagon]

So who ended up selling the repro. gifu mud flaps....did I miss out?

 

[JohnnyC]

Found a great picture of the elusive FJ35... at the 1960 Tokyo Motor Show... トヨタグローバルニュースルーム

also look at the new DA at the 1959 show NICE!!