Is there schematics or blueprints or build sheet for this type of trailer?
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RFB
97 FZJ80 LIFTED SC DUAL BATTERIES,37s
Im heading coast to coast this week for about a month, this is my second iteration for overlanding. solar is a folding renorgy that stows behind rear drawers out of way and it hooks into 4xlabs bumper via an aussie made anderson plug I installed. I have an anker powerhouse, and a 1000watt humless power box a gopwer 700 watt PSW inverter. a DFG titling fridge slide made in USA 300 bucks two halon ext. on board air AB twin rear fender insert air tank under rig. outlets fr/rear 134 and 81L alu boxes. roofnest RTT with 12volt heating pad along with 5 kifaru sleeping bags. rhino rack oztent batwing awning
67 toyota
no way is that yours? that is amazing. James Bond drove a one off convertible.
yeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaa we're gonna need to seem more pics of that thing
So, either Wikipedia is using your engine picture, or this isn't your engine.
Toyota M engine - Wikipedia
And that's a picture made in 2006.
I am tempted to press the "unlike" button for the first time
LOL ! so those Toyota 2000gt’s are pulling anywhere from $1.2million to an auction high of $4.1 million dollars!!! I wish that was my expo rig.. apologies for the teaser.
My expo rig-originally an 80 - I bought for $700 with a bent axle and slapped some baconbits (55 parts) on it and maybe have $4k cash and $1.2million in sweat equity: First cut / last cut.
My expo rig-originally an 80 - I bought for $700 with a bent axle and slapped some baconbits (55 parts) on it and maybe have $4k cash and $1.2million in sweat equity: First cut / last cut.
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LOL ! so those Toyota 2000gt’s are pulling anywhere from $1.2million to an auction high of $4.1 million dollars!!! I wish that was my expo rig.. apologies for the teaser.
My expo rig-originally an 80 - I bought for $700 with a bent axle and slapped some baconbits (55 parts) on it and maybe have $4k cash and $1.2million in sweat equity: First cut / last cut.
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At first glance I thought it was a land rover pickup. She looks great.
Yeah the original plan was for a softtop rear to somewhat hide the Landrover-seque top shape. But the pickup is so much more useful without the softtop hoops and bars in the way. at some point I will get around to de-Landrover the top
^^^What wheels/dimensions are those? I like the look.
lelandEOD
SILVER Star
1973 FJ40 Expo-lite build.
...a -40 is a bit too small for two adults, two kids, and two dogs for prolonged expo work without a trailer. I’ll have to remedy that.
...a -40 is a bit too small for two adults, two kids, and two dogs for prolonged expo work without a trailer. I’ll have to remedy that.
Buy a 45!
In your first pic, is that a tent attached to your rig, or does your ARB awning have some sort of drop down shelter ?
lelandEOD
SILVER Star
A work in progress... here is the link to the build that I have been updating regularly.
2013 Toyota Tacoma Access Cab Chinook build
2013 Toyota Tacoma Access Cab Chinook build
I work in downtown San Rafael and I see you drive by my office all the time! Very cool truck, I never once mistook it for a Rover.Yeah the original plan was for a softtop rear to somewhat hide the Landrover-seque top shape. But the pickup is so much more useful without the softtop hoops and bars in the way. at some point I will get around to de-Landrover the top
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like the look of that
