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Hi Cruiser Heads.
I'm new to this forum and as suggested, I'm creating an introduction thread. I have two Land Cruisers, a 1975 FJ40 and a 1994 FJ80. I'm looking forward to connecting with other Cruiser fans and learning more about these special vehicles.

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This is Junior at Sycamore Point in Arizona.
 
Welcome! I would add your vehicle info to your signature line that way when you post you won't get the basic info questions. Also, we like pictures, the more the better.

Also, good resource to have is the FSM and EWD : https://forum.ih8mud.com/resources/categories/80-series.20/ you can download them for free.

Lastly, I would also introduce yoruself to the local clubhouse.
 
Great looking 80 series. Btw all 1994 us spec Land Cruisers were FZJ80’s.
1991 and 1992 were the only years of the FJ80 in the USA with the 3FE engine.
 
Welcome! I would add your vehicle info to your signature line that way when you post you won't get the basic info questions. Also, we like pictures, the more the better.

Also, good resource to have is the FSM and EWD : https://forum.ih8mud.com/resources/categories/80-series.20/ you can download them for free.

Lastly, I would also introduce yoruself to the local clubhouse.
Hello Brindeboxer,

Thanks for the tips, especially the resource guide. I've just downloaded the Service Manual for my 80 series, which will be helpful moving forward. I've also introduced myself to the Copper State Cruisers, the local forum in Arizona. Next are the FJ40 groups so I can get Geezer back on the road.
 
Great looking 80 series. Btw all 1994 us spec Land Cruisers were FZJ80’s.
1991 and 1992 were the only years of the FJ80 in the USA with the 3FE engine.
I was not aware that they are all considered FZJ. I'm learning new stuff already.
 
All good, learning is a continuous process for these. I cannot tell you how often I glean new knowledge from this board.
 
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This is for you: "you keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means" or "see mostly dead is still slightly alive" - always a classic.
 
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