Hi I just got my 75 series Lancrusier 1988 new with the car all the information I can get it will be great what (1 Viewer)
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I have a ton of questions like what are the axles that came original on that vehicle I would like to put some lockers back and front I would like to upgrade the drum brakes to this brakes in the rear and I would like to upgrade the suspension what will y’all recommend he is running leaf springs I don’t know what brand are they but the socks are old man Suspension is very rough I will like something more drivable
MEH, Old junk you should just sell it to me 
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MEH, Old junk you should just sell it to me
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Hahahahaha. Me trying to get a 1988 car to drive like a 2021 100 series
Unless some serious “facial” work has been done to it, that’s not a 1988 truck.
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well thats what the title and the body plate say
So it has a 2H engine then? That’s the only configuration for a 1988 HJ75.
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3F engine it’s imported from Venezuelan
Ah yes…. Forgot about the 3F…. So FJ75.
Post a picture of the data plate on the firewall.
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CKD. Truck in a box.
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what yall think obo the 1hz engine
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Hello,
The truck looks good.
Before considering modifications, a thorough body check is in order. Make sure the facial and the paint do not hide bondo and repairs. Check body and frame for rust.
The rear axle is a Dana 60. Particular to Venezuelan CKD trucks. You can use Toyota parts for the brakes. Make sure you replace brake shoes, brake cylinders and brake lines. And then take the chance to check the parking brake.
I would replace the suspension. Quite likely it is either old or tired. OME or Dobinsons, take your pick.
The 3F engine is not bad but it is thirsty.
A 1HZ engine has the same power as the 3F but sips fuel in comparison.
Juan
The truck looks good.
Before considering modifications, a thorough body check is in order. Make sure the facial and the paint do not hide bondo and repairs. Check body and frame for rust.
The rear axle is a Dana 60. Particular to Venezuelan CKD trucks. You can use Toyota parts for the brakes. Make sure you replace brake shoes, brake cylinders and brake lines. And then take the chance to check the parking brake.
I would replace the suspension. Quite likely it is either old or tired. OME or Dobinsons, take your pick.
The 3F engine is not bad but it is thirsty.
A 1HZ engine has the same power as the 3F but sips fuel in comparison.
Juan
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What do you think about the 3F and with the 2F block combo
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NICE REG more picture please
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Body still need to be fixed is a lot of Bondo and repairs but I’m trying to get the engine up and running because it was locked up on me the 3F.
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