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Howdy! You'll find us on the north side of Broadway, between McClintock and Rural. There is a large parking lot between Sonic and the QT gas station. Most show up around sunset, which we call "duskish!".
John
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John
I plan on showing up this Friday for the meet, I have a green factory locked 97 LX450. My name is Shannon and I live in Avondale. I am presently a stay at home dad for my 3 year old boy and 6 month old girl, but before that I was a journeyman commercial electrician, just a little background for ya. I have met roamingaz at the truck nationals and I bet I drove by one of the mud guys that live in the Prescott area, didnt get a good look but the cruiser was heading into Prescott from Prescott Valley. See you guys then and eager to take some trails with you guys.
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Welcome! There will be several other LX's there as well.
I'm even going to make it this month
I'm even going to make it this month
Hello all,
Just found this site and just purchased a 91 Cruiser. Going to be at the meeting tonight around 7-7:30 and excited to meet yall.
Name is Andrew. Hard to miss when I show up, big guy covered in tattoo's driving a 91 Cruiser with roof rack, 4 KC lights and a tent on the top.
See yall tonight and look forward to talking with ya,
Andrew Kerns
Just found this site and just purchased a 91 Cruiser. Going to be at the meeting tonight around 7-7:30 and excited to meet yall.
Name is Andrew. Hard to miss when I show up, big guy covered in tattoo's driving a 91 Cruiser with roof rack, 4 KC lights and a tent on the top.
See yall tonight and look forward to talking with ya,
Andrew Kerns
Hey I am new to this LandCruiser thing. I just bought a 84 FJ60 a couple months ago. The owner had it sitting for two years with a little bit of gas in it. Needless to say after I drove it about 100 miles the thing quit on me. I dropped the tank and found coin size rust flakes so I am trying to find a new tank, level sender and pick up line. Once those are in I plan on driving every now and then. My daily ride is my bicycle. A little about me I live in Flagstaff and attend NAU for Wildland Management. I work for the USGS and am married with two little girls.
Let me know when you have meet ups in Flagstaff and I would gladly attend.
Oh yeah, my name is Matt
Let me know when you have meet ups in Flagstaff and I would gladly attend.
Oh yeah, my name is Matt
My introduction is way overdue. I should have paid attention to this long ago.
I've been here for a while. My truck is just a bit famous here, even if I am not.
Several members saw it roll over, and helped it back onto its feet. It hurt folks to see a good truck go wrong. I could not allow it to go to salvage, so I did my best. That was a bit of work. To make the rebuild happen, I had to give up another very solid truck that had served me well for more than 10 years. As it turned out, a good friend of mine wanted that truck, and bought it. I still wheel with my old truck, and two others like it, very often.
The old rolled 80 looks good now, as seen in the avatar on the left. There is even a thread on the repair, thanks to my bro and his camera.
So here I am.
Brian Patterson, Prescott Valley. 96 locked 80. John Deere Green with 3" lift and 315 Nittos. It even has the leaping Deere on the fenders!
Both bumpers, the tire mount and winch placement are custom and hand-built. It has running water on the tire gate to wash our hands and dishes, and a power inverter in the back that can run a microwave, toaster or table saw. (Or a blender if anyone needs a margarita!) We can do that!
The John Deere Green was the result of my brothers and I growing up in a forest green 40, mining tiny amounts of gold from creeks with Dad, and having a good time on the backroads. Kevin, the eldest bro, still has that old 40. It is now a sideyard ornament. We three brothers all now drive factory locked 80 series LC's. The addiction runs in families. I suspect that it may be genetic. Even our Dad had the Cruiser sickness!
Having a rolled over green truck, I looked for some chip-resistant paint in a similar color to the old truck that we all loved growing up. The color is just a few shades brighter than the old Toyota forest green. After I had painted the rig, I drove it up here to Prescott. When I parked it near a tractor, I realized why that color looked so familiar! I ordered heavy-duty tractor paint, and that is exactly what I got! So I asked my brother's sticker lady to commission a yellow stripe package to include the Deere emblem as a tongue-in-cheek gaff. It is the only John Deere Edition 80-series Land Cruiser in existence! I have actually had people ask me if the edition is still available! (It is not!) People stop me often to say that they love the truck. It is a tractor with AC, that can run at highway speed.
In a small metro area that includes a lot of ranches, the truck is well-known. It gets attention, which I like, except for the times that the sherrif takes notice. I do have to mind my manners on the road. That is the price that I pay for having a well-known rig. I don't mind very much.
I've been here for a while. My truck is just a bit famous here, even if I am not.
Several members saw it roll over, and helped it back onto its feet. It hurt folks to see a good truck go wrong. I could not allow it to go to salvage, so I did my best. That was a bit of work. To make the rebuild happen, I had to give up another very solid truck that had served me well for more than 10 years. As it turned out, a good friend of mine wanted that truck, and bought it. I still wheel with my old truck, and two others like it, very often.
The old rolled 80 looks good now, as seen in the avatar on the left. There is even a thread on the repair, thanks to my bro and his camera.
So here I am.
Brian Patterson, Prescott Valley. 96 locked 80. John Deere Green with 3" lift and 315 Nittos. It even has the leaping Deere on the fenders!
Both bumpers, the tire mount and winch placement are custom and hand-built. It has running water on the tire gate to wash our hands and dishes, and a power inverter in the back that can run a microwave, toaster or table saw. (Or a blender if anyone needs a margarita!) We can do that!
The John Deere Green was the result of my brothers and I growing up in a forest green 40, mining tiny amounts of gold from creeks with Dad, and having a good time on the backroads. Kevin, the eldest bro, still has that old 40. It is now a sideyard ornament. We three brothers all now drive factory locked 80 series LC's. The addiction runs in families. I suspect that it may be genetic. Even our Dad had the Cruiser sickness!
Having a rolled over green truck, I looked for some chip-resistant paint in a similar color to the old truck that we all loved growing up. The color is just a few shades brighter than the old Toyota forest green. After I had painted the rig, I drove it up here to Prescott. When I parked it near a tractor, I realized why that color looked so familiar! I ordered heavy-duty tractor paint, and that is exactly what I got! So I asked my brother's sticker lady to commission a yellow stripe package to include the Deere emblem as a tongue-in-cheek gaff. It is the only John Deere Edition 80-series Land Cruiser in existence! I have actually had people ask me if the edition is still available! (It is not!) People stop me often to say that they love the truck. It is a tractor with AC, that can run at highway speed.
In a small metro area that includes a lot of ranches, the truck is well-known. It gets attention, which I like, except for the times that the sherrif takes notice. I do have to mind my manners on the road. That is the price that I pay for having a well-known rig. I don't mind very much.
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Wile E Coyote
Out in the streets, they call it murder!
Another welcome aboard, guys.
Nice to see/hear about LX's getting used. 'Round here, they are all mall crawlers, as per usual.
Nice to see/hear about LX's getting used. 'Round here, they are all mall crawlers, as per usual.
HEY! You popped your Mud cherry. About freakin' time bro.
Cantinero
Yo soy un pirata!
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Welcome!
How about some pics of the toys?
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How about some pics of the toys?
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I added some to my last post, and heres 3 more, one of the 62 and some of the 40
The first one is in front of my shop testing out the locker. The second 2 are of my 40 build, It has the body and top on it now, but no new pics.
The first one is in front of my shop testing out the locker. The second 2 are of my 40 build, It has the body and top on it now, but no new pics.
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Howdy everyone -
New LC owner here. Bought a stock 2000 100 a few weeks ago and loving it. I plan on owning it for a long time and doing somewhat of an expedition build, so wish me luck.
I'm in Tucson, about 5 minutes from Redington pass.
Look forward to seeing you guys on the trails . . .
Kevin
New LC owner here. Bought a stock 2000 100 a few weeks ago and loving it. I plan on owning it for a long time and doing somewhat of an expedition build, so wish me luck.
I'm in Tucson, about 5 minutes from Redington pass.
Look forward to seeing you guys on the trails . . .
Kevin
MaddBaggins
Remember the KnightRider!
New LC owner...grew up in the midwest with Fords and Chevys.
Looking for good shop recommendations to get some pm work and anxious to get some armor and get on the trails!
Looking for good shop recommendations to get some pm work and anxious to get some armor and get on the trails!
Yeah, wish I had the room, time, tools and skills to do more of my own...
Cheers!
Cheers!
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Welcome HoiPolloi & LC_Nirvana!
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Skills can be picked up as you go along, the Room and Tools are easily found on this board if you need something done and ask for assistance.....Time is the only problem!
Welcome!
