It's a 6x4, meaning one of the rears axles is not under power, shame.
Imagine If You Will - The Expanded 50 Series Line
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Looks like an Australian fj55 owners group on Facebook. Just a guess though.Where is it
Not sure what to make of this...
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Needs the wheel base extended 10 inches and UTE tray on the back
Reminds me of an old airport tug. Not in a bad way . 
Certainly would have solved by rear bumper issue on Elephant Hill a few weeks ago.
They seem to be everywhere today, from instagram:
While on the ute topic. Aussie rural fire service...
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@gonzopancho mentioned acquiring an FZRJKLMNOP-75 (or something like that) which got me thinking about that line of pickups. So so so close to what the expanded 50 series COULD have looked like. Interesting to note that some of the four door models used wagon rear doors while some models went to the trouble to produce full rear doors.
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A reiteration in difference of what I’m referring to as a rear wagon door and “full door”.
Notice the curvature at the bottom rear door in above pic, and the straight lines in the rear door below.
Notice the curvature at the bottom rear door in above pic, and the straight lines in the rear door below.
I think the 77s are the evolution of the 55
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You could be right, though I did come across a couple others with similar rear doors. Thought maybe it had something to do with them being a later year model.(?)