Hello All,
I just wanted to introduce myself. I'm pretty new to the whole land cruiser scene. Just joined TLCA, and now TAC. I've been lurking around Mud for a while waiting to bring my cruiser home. Its a long story but I sort of inherited my cousin's 1965 FJ45LV. It sat for 20 years after my cousin passed away and I just had a ton of work done to it. I just drove it back to Missouri from Idaho about a month and a half ago. I've PM'ed and spoken to a few of you guys along the way, but now that I actually have possesion of it (and realize how much I need to learn and how much work it still needs) I decided to make it official and join up. Not to mention, every person that I've spoken to has been incredibly friendly and helpful. Very inclusive/welcoming, and generally the kind of people I'd like to associate with. So, with that said, if you guys can use a member who doesn't know his A$$ from a hole in the ground when it comes to land cruisers BUT wants to learn, well, here I am.
Look forward to meeting you all,
Karl
I just wanted to introduce myself. I'm pretty new to the whole land cruiser scene. Just joined TLCA, and now TAC. I've been lurking around Mud for a while waiting to bring my cruiser home. Its a long story but I sort of inherited my cousin's 1965 FJ45LV. It sat for 20 years after my cousin passed away and I just had a ton of work done to it. I just drove it back to Missouri from Idaho about a month and a half ago. I've PM'ed and spoken to a few of you guys along the way, but now that I actually have possesion of it (and realize how much I need to learn and how much work it still needs) I decided to make it official and join up. Not to mention, every person that I've spoken to has been incredibly friendly and helpful. Very inclusive/welcoming, and generally the kind of people I'd like to associate with. So, with that said, if you guys can use a member who doesn't know his A$$ from a hole in the ground when it comes to land cruisers BUT wants to learn, well, here I am.

Look forward to meeting you all,
Karl