I thought the LC300 was not available in the states…why / how could it be?
LC300 spotted in Virginia, on I77 (2 Viewers)
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Firms uparmor them etc. so allowed to bring them in to modify them then ship them out.
Doug Demuro recently reviewed one that that was brought in this way.
Doug Demuro recently reviewed one that that was brought in this way.
Yep...headed to be armored then headed out.
We see new 70 series from time to time as well.
We see new 70 series from time to time as well.
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Interesting. I suppose that makes sense but that's a long way to go to modify a truck just to ship it back across the pond.
Well they train in them as well. We see Hilux, 70s, and diesel 200s every now and then in Utah for training.
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Lol have you met the federal government and their proficiency to waste money?
They've got a bunch of them at Camp Williams in bluffdale. 19th SF group is based there.
That’s what I’m talking about
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It's funny when people tell me I'm a terrible person for driving a vehicle made by Japan. They look foolish when I tell them our own SF and Seal guys use them and trust their lives with Land Cruiser.
Seems to be a more common sight these days with the Hilux, 79/76 series, 200 series, and now 300 series sightings on the back of trucks being brought in for armor and communications conversions.
Seen this posted on IG the other day by Camburg racing. Note the hashtags.
Seen this posted on IG the other day by Camburg racing. Note the hashtags.
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Not really. Doesn’t cost that much either. Some of us used to ship vehicles all over the world to go have adventures. Wouldn’t be much for a business selling a high value service.
