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southern jeeper said:
Ive decided I'm going to part out my 77 as I'm a broke college kid in need of money for more cruiser parts. Basically every on the truck is for minus the axles. Trans and tcase are there but in unknown condition. From my understand the po pulled the motor to rebuild and never got around to installing it again. Also some parts from a couple earlier cruisers as well. I can ship on your dime but would prefer to deal locally. If interested pm and we can talk

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Hey man, I have a local cruiser guy that needs this truck. We could come get it for the right price. All of it. As it is. PM me your contact info and I'll get you to him. I think the price would help you and help him too.
 
bamabrock said:
Put me in line for the 18 hole wheels if Eric passes on them.
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Hail, I been beating him up on them through texts, but he says they good for rollers???
Go get'em.
The other steel wheels are my old ones he bought from me.
I need a set for a few weeks while I get my factory 20" wheels powdercoated.
 
Land Speeder said:
Hail, I been beating him up on them through texts, but he says they good for rollers???
Go get'em.
The other steel wheels are my old ones he bought from me.
I need a set for a few weeks while I get my factory 20" wheels powdercoated.
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If you need rollers, get them until you dont need them and I'll take them off your hands. I'm just thinking about going to steel wheels when my 100 goes from DD to weekend duties later this year.

BTW, I've got a set of LT285/55/20 mickey thompson baja atz p3 tires with half tread that came off my buddies 2500 2 years ago I was going to use, but stuck with the OEM 18" wheels instead. You can have them for free to get them out of my way if you need extra tires in 20". I'm about to take them and thrown them in washout ruts at my farm for erosion control is someone doesn't need them. They've been in my garage since he took them off.

edit: the mickey thompson tires went on CL for $100 since I had no takers here.
 
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bamabrock said:
If you need rollers, get them until you dont need them and I'll take them off your hands. I'm just thinking about going to steel wheels when my 100 goes from DD to weekend duties later this year.

BTW, I've got a set of LT285/55/20 mickey thompson baja atz p3 tires with half tread that came off my buddies 2500 2 years ago I was going to use, but stuck with the OEM 18" wheels instead. You can have them if you need extra tires in 20". I'm about to take them and thrown them in washout ruts at my farm for erosion control is someone doesn't need them. They've been in my garage since he took them off.
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I do 80-90mph up and down the innerstate daily every time I leave the house. I'll need reliable tires even when only two weeks, I can deal with the TPMS alert those two weeks, but I don't want a tire coming apart on I-459.
 
Just let me know what y'all want to do. Eric I will work on getting pics of the tread on both sets.
 
Ive decided to sell my 1975 fj40 because I've realized I can only do one project at a time. The truck has a lot of good parts and would be a good project. Would much rather see it go to a fellow mudder than some Craigslist yahoo. Here is the link. 1975 fj40
 
AU FJ40 said:
Want to sell a transmission hump off the 75 or 77? If still in good shape.
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They aren't in very good condition honestly.
 
I have a brand new in the box smittybilt 97495 XRC 9500lb winch like this for $200. I bought it to use with an ARB bumper I mounted on my LX470, but the gear selector didn't clear the bumper, so i had to use a warn winch which the ARB was designed for. It was only out of the box for mockup and never wired up. All packaging, accessories, manuals etc. comes with it.

I pulled the steel cable because I was going to use a rope, but will include the steel cable that came with the warn vr10000 I installed on the ARB.

https://www.amazon.com/Smittybilt-97495-XRC-Winch-Capacity/dp/B00JXS3BXI
 
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Have a few sets of wheels and tires that are taking up space in basement

1) 4 17”
Tundra/ Sequoia Wheels with 20% tread tires $250
2) 4 more Tundra/ Sequoia wheels with tires not mounted $225
3) stock ‘97 4Runner 15”s and old tires $150
4) old Man Edition Steel Wheels and 40% 16” street tires $150
5) ole stock Tacoma wheels with crap tires $25 each. Have 6 I think.

Also:
Need a set of 32”-33” 50%+ Mud terrains on a 16” Or 17” wheel to put on my wheels or if they come with Wheels is ok too. Need something to put on my kids 4Runner when we sell it. Would trade up or down or even.

Located in Tuscaloosa, but I travel around a good bit.

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I have a set of rear extended stock 80 Series UCA's for sale. I sleeved and lengthened these 1" when I installed my 2.5" lift. I've since gone to fully adjustable so these need to go.

Sleeved with DOM with rosette welds down tubing. Toyota OEM Bushings.

$125 Pick up Local Hoover Area

Cheers -

John~

Contact: jgobbels at me dot com

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Radflo 2.5" Emulsion Shocks for 80 Series Land Cruiser. These are non-res shocks for 2" Lift

These were installed on 9/29/2013 and have 57K Miles on them.

No issues with them, just went to OME BP-51 Adjustable Shocks - I will provide a new set of lock nuts for them as I have to order one anyway.

$500 + Shipping for the set


More info here:

Radflo 80 Series Land Cruiser 2" Lift Front Shocks



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