Look what I saw today!

[Javelin]

Pretty cool. Thought I'd share. Never seen one of these in person here in Ca before...

 

[Jim from Idaho]

I'm having 70 series overload here in S.A. This is how we go game watching ever day.

 

[Owyhee Jackass]

Pretty cool. Thought I'd share. Never seen one of these in person here in Ca before...

No plates?

 

[Javelin]

No plates?

Prob can't get it registered or it's registered as non operational and he's just driving it.

I don't understand how these trucks make it to the port without being crushed. Did he just piece it together?

 

[CRZR45]

West Coast Cruisers
If in San Diego it was prob his...

 

[Javelin]

No it was in Newport Beach

 

[cruiserdan]

I saw a narrow nose. It is probably old enough to drive

 

[ROUSER]

I don't understand how these trucks make it to the port without being crushed. Did he just piece it together?

Maybe he did what I did, just drove it here? I can have my Troopy in the states for up to a year.

 

[Javelin]

Did you drive it up from central/South America? Or Canada?

 

[ROUSER]

Central America, Panama to be exact.

 

[Jim from Idaho]

I thought you all might enjoy a few details about safari cruisers.

 

[boozewz]

Those are balloon tires so my guess its a GCC student studying/living in OC and brought it over short term (1 year). Even if its old enough, it won't be able to get registered in CA.

 

[FJ73Texas]

Can't he just drive to the Mexican border, cross over, do a U-turn and have it for another year in the US? I have heard of this being done (in general, not just for land cruisers).

 

[roscoFJ73]

It has the factory rear sliding window,haventr seen too many over here. But someone was selling some cheap last week.