I'm fairly certain that bumper had a snow plow mounted on it. It has tabs on the tubes of the bumper with holes for mounting something and we found long thick metal strap with a matching sized hole that I suppose connected the plow to the bumper.
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Mine was doing this and would suddenly engage when driving and sound horrible. I removed my parking brake for the time being and the problem stopped immediately
Well here we go… Inhales deep breath. Exhales….
Looks like this’ll be number 2 in line for oldest?
1965
FJ45-20408
No brass tag
Originally purchased in Placerville, California and brought over to Fallon Nevada in 1968. Same family it’s whole life up until yesterday.
New owner and plan to keep this one.
-Joe Rawson
Morro Bay, California
Looks like this’ll be number 2 in line for oldest?
1965
FJ45-20408
No brass tag
Originally purchased in Placerville, California and brought over to Fallon Nevada in 1968. Same family it’s whole life up until yesterday.
New owner and plan to keep this one.
-Joe Rawson
Morro Bay, California
Wow, congrats on a really nice 45! Love that pic!
Just to conclude the discussion on my 45. The binding and noise were two different issues. Pulled the driveshaft early this morning and it would not slip back far enough to take off over the studs in the tcase hub, so had to pull it at the axle to get it off. Really, I could hardly move the yoke back at all. Inspected the ebrake and it looked great. Ran the truck in all the gears and first was really loud, so that's the noise. I cleaned all the grease out of the driveshaft yoke, drilled a small pinhole at the end of the yoke for air and grease to escape from, regreased teeth and was able to slide the yoke further down the shaft. Installed the driveshaft and now the yoke slides over the studs on the tcase hub while being bolted to the axle. So, the noise is first gear of the tranny, something's not right there. The binding was from a rear driveshaft that was filled with grease and too long. Time to start a build thread once I get out of the garage long enough.
Cheers,
Mike
Cheers,
Mike
Michael B
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KT40
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Nice! 13 sequentially before mine. Or my first one…..
KT40
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Time to come clean. Been in my possession for 2 months now.
1965 FJ45 LWB
VIN #20564 No Brass tag
1965 FJ45 LWB
VIN #20564 No Brass tag
You are such a hoarder!!!
KT40
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You OG 45 guys ruined me!
What’s the story? Is that original paint? Looks like a great find! Still kinda surprised these are still out there.
KT40
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I need to start a thread but yes, original paint!
middlecalf
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today's understatement...
August 1967 fj45
#27079
T-67
J.D. Corrow
Williamson, GA
#27079
T-67
J.D. Corrow
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Beautiful rig with patina, congrats mate!
What about these rims? Do they are Bandeirante (non split) rims?
they are non split wheels, I’m not sure of what/where they are from, but thank you, hoping to have her on the road next week, all new drivetrain seals and all new lights as well
They look identical, don't they?
Factory Toyota (Bandeirante, Brazil) rims...
Factory Toyota (Bandeirante, Brazil) rims...
Oh wow those do look identical, I’ll have to do something research and try to find a 5th one for a spare
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