Funky Body Stripes (1 Viewer)
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these were OEM
above is OEM......but not in the US.......all US graphics or pin stripes were dealer, port or PO installed.
i think they're cool in an 80's kinda way.
anyone know if you can still order them?
anyone know if you can still order them?
I liked the "woody" style decals I've seen on several 60s
David*BJ70
Looking forward to reach the end of the world
bigbrown said:
I ask for a 70 serie stripes at my local Toyota dealer and the price was $$$CRAZY$$$. To much crazy for a think I can't see when I'm in my Cruiser
.But... it's look cool.
Alky -
Are they not wood-grained contact paper?
Are they not wood-grained contact paper?
Tink, that is possible. But I think it looks good. Maybe all the ones I've seen were done well, but it looks good on the right color.
Here's a pic of my rig with the wood grain...Yes, they are decals and I have heard they were a dealer option.
Unfortunately, when I start with the body work, they will have to go. Ive got some NASTY cancer on the pass. rear door, where Im gonna have to replace the whole thing. Its a bummer, cuz I really like the decals.
Chicago
Unfortunately, when I start with the body work, they will have to go. Ive got some NASTY cancer on the pass. rear door, where Im gonna have to replace the whole thing. Its a bummer, cuz I really like the decals.
Chicago
euclid
SILVER Star
I looked in to having the OEM style stripes done. +$$$
Factory strips on my fathers 1987 FJ60
Woody look
I had the wood pannel decals on my 60 when I first brought it home, it had written "Trim-Line" at one end.
Just like "chicago" I removed mine in order to address some rust issues.
I considered reproducing and thought about using "Mac-tac" which you could probably find at the local hardware store, it's the stuff used to line your kitchen cupboards, it comes in big rolls and because it's not specialized for automotive use, it's dirt cheap.
I had the wood pannel decals on my 60 when I first brought it home, it had written "Trim-Line" at one end.
Just like "chicago" I removed mine in order to address some rust issues.
I considered reproducing and thought about using "Mac-tac" which you could probably find at the local hardware store, it's the stuff used to line your kitchen cupboards, it comes in big rolls and because it's not specialized for automotive use, it's dirt cheap.
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