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This is purely for fun, for the sake of imagination and dreamers
The year is 1968. Toyota’s release of the FJ55 in the American markets had mixed results. However, the Land Cruiser design team and heads of sales felt strongly enough about their new direction to convince Toyota’s corporate board to drop the 40 series entirely and push forward with the new 50 series. In order to satisfy the demands of world markets, the design team was challenged with the task of recreating their internationally recognized vehicles with their new design changes. The factories also needed to upgrade their facilities to include the additional tooling required to make changes required for short customized production runs for military and governmental needs.
The design team needs your help finalizing the details of the design crossover, as well as their respective numerical designations.
I remember when the guy with the Unimog axles was contemplating turning his into a “tray-back” and did up those photoshop pics.
Not sure what happened to him or that 55
SECOND RIG IS A PHOTOCHOP... DERN GOODUN, TOO...if you chopped the B-Pillars as close, youd have less headroon behind the seat than youd need to not bump a hole thru the back of your head going down a smooth street... Mine has more B-pillar, and it's still too close. Another 3" is my minimum if I ever did another one... look at the 70 series real close... their doors are longer, and the floorpan is lower so you can really sit in them... Tellin ya, you could have mine... shameless plug- OVER///
Japanese military...This one is cool. From my 55 album.
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This one is cool. From my 55 album.
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Looking at this one tomorrow. I too prefer a separate bed but....soft top with roll up sides would be pretty fun and useful. Albeit a little chilly most of the time up here in the north country.
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This cab here approaches what I’m envisioning, by using the back end of the tub, roof, and tailgate to round off the back of the cab. The space behind the B-pillar is a little awkward. Fill it with glass? Better visibility that way, rather than fill it with steel. Also think I’d shrink up the width of the flat on the upper tailgate and the angle of the back pillars to suck it in a few inches and give it a little more of a vertical angle.
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Why not keep the back doors as well? Then the flat bed.
Why not keep the back doors as well? Then the flat bed.