Guy likes ’em beige. Can’t say I blame him. Now I won’t feel so bad about building a fleet of beige Cruisers.A few more. He only has about 50 between unrestored original, restored, being restored, and waiting to be restored.
How is everyone doing?
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Probably 99% of the 4X Land Cruisers in the middle east were tan. I'm positive that Troopy that got painted Buffalo Brown (or similar) was originally tan. He did have one white 40 in there but I didn't take a photo of it. Once in a blue moon you will see an 80+ over here that is white.
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I feel better about my addiction, if I had that money, and camel kabsa, who knows how many I would have
I've seen other pictures of where they keep or put plastic wrap on everything, interesting.
Some of the truly anal Porsche folks use plastic car bags they can drive their vehicles inside.
Sad!
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That looks like and sounds like an amazing day!!!
Dune beige is the color of choice over there, eh?
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I spy a mid-80's Caprice Classic...
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I am surprised more of them aren't white!
I would say almost all 40 series, more than half of the 60 series, almost all 70 series, and about half of the 80 series are tan (or beige depending on year - dune first and then tan). More than half of the 100 series and almost all 200 series are white. The 55s came in a mixture of colors. The one in the photo is a '79. The white 40 series that he has is very rare for Saudi. If you see any color other than beige or tan on 40s over here (with the exception of white in a very few late models) it is not original - guaranteed.
All original, 6000 km, blue velour interior. I think he was a GMC/Chevy dealer.
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Well they made up for it. 99% of the 200 series are white.
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What year? My friend has a white/blue Classic - 1988. Right before they went fuel injection...
He told me but I don't remember. 1986 rings a bell but I will ask him and let you know.
Just saw that a custom built 71 Blazer a guy built brought in $400,000 at Barrett Jackson
Not exactly FJ55 related, but it’s interesting to think of where truck building might be heading.
Not exactly FJ55 related, but it’s interesting to think of where truck building might be heading.
Think of that profit margin with a $5000 budget!!!
Problem is this same exact thing happened when the stock market became Volatile in the 80s. Everyone invested in Muscle cars! Fords and Chevys, no one wanted Mopars! They do now! This is whats driving the market and regular Joes cant afford it unless theyre sitting on one. 55s havent Peaked yet or got a lot of exposure! But the Prices keep going North, and will continue to. So Squeeze your 
every chance you get. 
every chance you get.