I’d just like to say... (1 Viewer)

[athensrep]

...that I feel like I’m just now being let in on the secret that is the 100 series. Having owned mini trucks, a Hilux, 40s, 60s, a 70 series and two 80s, I cannot tell you how impressed I am with the 100. I just bought this well maintained 2000 a few weeks ago with 318k on it. Got it for, what I considered, a good deal. I was hesitant about the mileage, but after driving it I was 100% sold. What a beast for chump change compared to the increasing prices of the 60. I will sacrifice the solid axle for road manners, build quality and that extra 1 MPG any day. Sure, they don’t look as good but what a difference the way it drives. Anyhow, I’m sold and kinda amazed on how awesome these rigs are.

That is all.

 

[Dozer18]

I thought you were going to say, “Go DAWGS!”

 

[Dozer18]

But you’re right: as the owner of a Vortec-powered FJ62, when I picked up my 100 back in November the only thing I could think about was what took me so long. I miss the 80 I had over a decade ago, but the 100 makes me forget (and forgive) so much. It’s a velvet hammer.

 

[athensrep]

@Dozer18 - I’m not gonna bring politics into this

A velvet hammer is probably the best way to put it.

 

[Somebodyelse5]

land cruisers in general are just the best

My brother has a 100... I have a 100... my mom has a 200, had a 100, and an 80.... you could maybe say, we like land cruisers?

 

[ranma21]

Every new model, Toyota improves the cruiser in many ways. If you like the 100, you will love the 200, better in almost everyway =) But for look I still prefer my 80! =)