Anyone have the part number (and source) for the FJ40 grille badge "Toyota" emblem? It's not on the EPC, nor is it listed on the 1983 fiche I have. The expanded metal should be 53011-90301, but it doesn't show the Toyota badge on it.
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This was listed at 69-80, but not sure if anything changed for '83.
EDIT: looks like 75321-90301 for 79-84, not sure on the particular difference for the square-bezels:
EDIT: looks like 75321-90301 for 79-84, not sure on the particular difference for the square-bezels:
OEM Grille Emblem for '79 to '84 Land Cruiser FJ40
Brand new OEM grille emblem for '79 to '84 Land Cruiser FJ40, FJ45, BJ & HJ series.OEM part # 75321-90301.Note: This emblem fits Land Cruisers with the rectangular shaped bezel. If your Land Cruiser has an oval shaped bezel, you need Part # 75321-90300.
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Man oh man!
I may have to start sand casting...
I may have to start sand casting...
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Actually, it's die cast aluminum. At least the one on my '77 40 is.
If that's the case, then you should restore the 1 you have. All the ones I've run across are plastic. The part #'s application is 73-79
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Same, OEM/factory original from my '76MY was plated plastic.
Maybe be the 79 to 84 # 75321-90301 is metal. Idk. I prefer the 72 and earlier ones, they're metal and chrome.
Prior to 1974, they were a metal badge.
1974 and on are plastic, 79-84 are plastic and different from the earlier ones in how they attach to the grill, and the shape/size of the letters, IIRC.
The 1977 above with the metal badge: It is not uncommon for folks to have changed a bib assembly and grill due to corrosion issues, or because they built a truck from many trucks...AKA the Lego trucks.
1974 and on are plastic, 79-84 are plastic and different from the earlier ones in how they attach to the grill, and the shape/size of the letters, IIRC.
The 1977 above with the metal badge: It is not uncommon for folks to have changed a bib assembly and grill due to corrosion issues, or because they built a truck from many trucks...AKA the Lego trucks.
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