G'day, same old story, I've been lurking around for a while, finally decided to post some pics of previous 75 series Cruisers I've had here in Australia. Sorry about the quality of the pics they were taken before I moved with the times and got a digital camera. I'm currently on the look out for a MWB FRP top, to do it all again. I am in awe of some of the build ups and mods that people are doing on here. This is a great site.....
First HJ75. Was a stock '86 model when I bought it. 2H diesel. I added TJM 2" lift, 33's BFG Mud Terrains, Snorkel, extractors etc.
Second was a '93 HZJ75. I bought this one from central Qld and was used a courier's car, so it was full of red bulldust inside and out, the shackle rubbers were gone and the pins half worn through from the corrugation roads, and everything underneath was practically bead blasted from the dirt roads. Slowly over time I built it up. Started with replacing the suspension, then changed it to a styleside, put an aftermarket turbo on, 3" bodylift, 33's on 10x15's, new paint. Then sold it!!! So the hunt is on for a new toy.
First HJ75. Was a stock '86 model when I bought it. 2H diesel. I added TJM 2" lift, 33's BFG Mud Terrains, Snorkel, extractors etc.
Second was a '93 HZJ75. I bought this one from central Qld and was used a courier's car, so it was full of red bulldust inside and out, the shackle rubbers were gone and the pins half worn through from the corrugation roads, and everything underneath was practically bead blasted from the dirt roads. Slowly over time I built it up. Started with replacing the suspension, then changed it to a styleside, put an aftermarket turbo on, 3" bodylift, 33's on 10x15's, new paint. Then sold it!!! So the hunt is on for a new toy.
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The 75 series and the 45 series are the true definition of 'truck'. Not the american crap we get here. I drool every time I go past Ens Industrial and see all the cruiser trucks lined up.
