Hello all,
I would like to join your community. I think I will have later a lot of questions...
Living in France, I’m a Land Cruiser enthusiast. we have 7 Land Cruisers at home, from 1977 BJ40 to 2005 HDJ100. And a 2009 FJ Cruiser. The last arrived is a FJ55.
It’s a 1979 FJ55. I bought it in Switzerland last year. 1000km from home. There are very few units in Europe.
It’s a european version : No front disk brakes, no power steering, but rear heater and « ambulance » doors. 16’ split rims and 7.50 R16 tires.
It’s running : it starts and move. But it’s not able to travel. It was « sleeping under a tree » during the last 14 years,
It need some work. I will certainely upgrade steering and brakes using 1979 US configuration. And it will be again « Olive Green » and white. Color code 276 = 653 and 031, as mentioned on Toyota plate. I have also the original split rims in the garage.
I want to get technical control in 2019, before thinking to a total restoration.
I would like to join your community. I think I will have later a lot of questions...
Living in France, I’m a Land Cruiser enthusiast. we have 7 Land Cruisers at home, from 1977 BJ40 to 2005 HDJ100. And a 2009 FJ Cruiser. The last arrived is a FJ55.
It’s a 1979 FJ55. I bought it in Switzerland last year. 1000km from home. There are very few units in Europe.
It’s a european version : No front disk brakes, no power steering, but rear heater and « ambulance » doors. 16’ split rims and 7.50 R16 tires.
It’s running : it starts and move. But it’s not able to travel. It was « sleeping under a tree » during the last 14 years,
It need some work. I will certainely upgrade steering and brakes using 1979 US configuration. And it will be again « Olive Green » and white. Color code 276 = 653 and 031, as mentioned on Toyota plate. I have also the original split rims in the garage.
I want to get technical control in 2019, before thinking to a total restoration.