Media FJ40 Pics from "Back in the day" (70's, 80's)

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heres another old one i have 1973
cruiser road test 1973 [800x600].webp
 
"More pics from the 70's. Dig the dual buckets on the 'Cruiser in the trail ride pic taken through the windshield. "


And.....the Marlborough Reds on the dash;)
 
"More pics from the 70's. Dig the dual buckets on the 'Cruiser in the trail ride pic taken through the windshield. "


And.....the Marlborough Reds on the dash;)

and Marl lights in post #64

that was a great spot to put them...no sliding around the dash :)

Great pictures
 
and Marl lights in post #64

that was a great spot to put them...no sliding around the dash :)

Great pictures


I think those are the same Reds, just a faded pic.;)
 
Msapers
Ask your dad if those pictures were from some of the early TLCA Thanksgiving runs. If so I was probably there also. Great pics. I don't know if I can find any from back then.
Buzz
 
A couple "from the days"...

Top one April 1969 at Sespe Creek above Ojai in California. First outing with the family and the cruiser, that’s our 18 mo/old daughter getting started the right way. Now she drives her own 84 FJ60. The 40 is still all stock except for the duel jerry can carrier on the rear driver's side. At that time you could drive back to the Hot Springs.

Second one is Borrego Springs in So. Calif. I believe in 1970. There was an earthquake centered in Borrego Springs that day. Made buying beer almost impossible due to the damage at the liquor store.

Bottom one is at Ocotillo Wells, not sure of year.

Jerry D.
Copy of Sespe Creek.webp
Copy of Borrago springs.webp
Copy of Ocotillo Wells.webp
 
Now for the not to pretty shots.

Top one, hey it was the 70's, not sure but most likely out by Indio and the Chocolate Mountains (now closed). Those were probably 29” tires on 8” rims. Talk about FLOTATION!!!

Bottom one is on Tom’s Pass above Bishop, Calif on way to Reno and Lake Tahoe. Had bought a hardtop to replace the soft one. This was around late 70’s. Had built a aux gas tank and tool boxes for the front. Roof vent and that thing on the front of the top is a motorized raise/lower device for the Hustler ham antenna.

Jerry D.
Copy of Somewhere.webp
Toms Pass.webp
 
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