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did you already sell your 80? Thought I saw that in earlier post...
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see post #116 deal fell so i just gona keep it wast ment to sell, if it sold would have made 2k profit, so im just gona drive it till....
College Loans are paid off, and i want to go back in debt already, so looks like i sink some $ into the DD wagon till i can afford to reincarnate my 80
College Loans are paid off, and i want to go back in debt already, so looks like i sink some $ into the DD wagon till i can afford to reincarnate my 80
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i saw it...was hard to tell if you were talking about the roadster you wanted to buy or your 80...
Drive - 1989 FJ62. Had it for several years - wanted it since I was a kid. My dad was a Toyota dealer and I can remember riding in the first 60 series trucks and thinking of how cool it was.
It is now at McIntosh with a low mileage 350 TBI sitting under the hood. CO truck - rust free and inside is beautiful. Once it runs it goes for paint, interior rehab, lift and tires...and a few other upgrades.
Work in the environmental remediation business and live on Clements Ferry.
Sorry for taking so long to join. I was waiting to introduce the ride, but it keeps getting stretched out.
It is now at McIntosh with a low mileage 350 TBI sitting under the hood. CO truck - rust free and inside is beautiful. Once it runs it goes for paint, interior rehab, lift and tires...and a few other upgrades.
Work in the environmental remediation business and live on Clements Ferry.
Sorry for taking so long to join. I was waiting to introduce the ride, but it keeps getting stretched out.
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welcome....
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Hey Guys, just joined up! I have been thinking about joining for a while and met Brock the other day. My brother has a 62 and I will try to get him to join up as well. Looking forward to meeting everyone.
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Welcome Redfish....glad to see you on here. Thanks for the tow hook...after half a can of penetrating fluid and some work got the nuts off so I could mount. Much appreciated and hope to see you at our events...
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Check out our slowly evolving upgraded website....the calendar function is working so you can see what is planned each month but check here often for changes.
Http://www.lowcountrylandcruisers.com
Welcome to the madness...Glad you decided to join.
Is your brother in Mt. P. also? Which 62 is his, Ive seen about 7 of them
Is your brother in Mt. P. also? Which 62 is his, Ive seen about 7 of them
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Nah, he actually lives in West Ashley and works in No Chas. His is dark gray with BFG AT's.
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Spinning Rods primarily. Flats fish mainly but do go torment the big boys in the surf in the fall! Heres a couple photos of the Red October Tournament this year. Thanks for checking on those end caps.
Hey Guys, I'm in Florence and the new owner of a 1999 100 Series. I just joined TLCA and LCLC and look forward to meeting some other Cruiser owners! My 100 has 210,000 miles on it, but runs like a top. It does have a few things I need to take care of (Timing Belt, Leaking CV Boot), and I'm still trying to figure out a good place to have the work done. Any advice appreciated. I've stripped off the running boards, fender flares and rear spoiler. I plan on adding an OME lift, bigger tires, and some Slee sliders at some point. Here she is just before spoiler removal.
Welcome...nice truck..do you plan on wheeling it??
Yes, I would LOVE to, but I have to say this is my first Land Cruiser and I have zero experience!
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you could come with your wife to visit charleston and let our own LexTech Auto check her out and do some work for you....
rock sliders, tires and a lift first.......bumpers, winch,etc afterwards in my opinion.
welcome...PROINV lives in Florence and drives a silver FJ Cruiser. Look him up. So does OCD, who has an old 62 and a cherry clean FJ40 (white)
rock sliders, tires and a lift first.......bumpers, winch,etc afterwards in my opinion.
welcome...PROINV lives in Florence and drives a silver FJ Cruiser. Look him up. So does OCD, who has an old 62 and a cherry clean FJ40 (white)
Brock, the guy just joined and there ya go trying to set his wife up with Glen at LexTech!!
Or did you mean check out his 100?
Kidding...welcome aboard
My wife has a 2000. She's got 285 BFG AT and Slee Sliders. That's it. I did trails 4, 5 and 6 at Tellico with no problems.
Definately get sliders first. Then go from there as cash allows. You'll be amazed what the 100 will do in stock form (with the stereo and AC on...oh, and if you're getting tired of sitting durring a long trail ride just turn on the seat heater and let your back and legs relax--the 40, 60/62 guys will give you a hard time but hey, you won't have to break out the icyhot when you get back to camp). Don't worry about the street tires for a while. Get your money out of them. Never hesitate to allow someone to pull you out of the mud. Sometimes the weight and power of the 100 will get you through mud as is, but if you're near rocks without sliders your wallet's in for a world of hurt.
Welcome to the illness...
Allow myself to introduce myself,
Im Ed and live in Summerville, I got a 1984 fj60 about 3 weeks ago.
Its got 161000 on it and almost no rust. PO said it had a engine rebiuld 11000 miles ago by toyota(not sure). It barely ran when I got it.
So far I rebuilt carb,clutch master,clutch slave,new shocks,re routed vac lines(most were wrong), replaced missing bolts on carb heat sheild(huge vacum leak),plug,wires,set timing, changed fluids,new tires.
I plan on going to your next meeting at Bessingers, and would like to join and meet some locals with fjs.
Im Ed and live in Summerville, I got a 1984 fj60 about 3 weeks ago.
Its got 161000 on it and almost no rust. PO said it had a engine rebiuld 11000 miles ago by toyota(not sure). It barely ran when I got it.
So far I rebuilt carb,clutch master,clutch slave,new shocks,re routed vac lines(most were wrong), replaced missing bolts on carb heat sheild(huge vacum leak),plug,wires,set timing, changed fluids,new tires.
I plan on going to your next meeting at Bessingers, and would like to join and meet some locals with fjs.
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Great looking rig! Can't wait to meet ya!