Hey, I'd prefer a stock F, but going with an all Toyota V8 sounds cool too!
Is the Lexus V8 just sitting in it, or is she bolted in?
Is the Lexus V8 just sitting in it, or is she bolted in?
My 1962 FJ40
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thats what i would do if i had those things accesable to me...get rid of all the other toys and commit to restoring the 62 toy....wait ....what other toys are in your garage?
I guess i'm a radical purist...as long as its Toyota its pure
Well as for other toys one of my other live long passions is motorcycles... street and dirt.... present street is a 04 RC51 and dirt
01 CR250 and a few 4-wheelers.. Also I have my Dad's 1974 F250 that became mine when he passed away in 1977
I was 17 at the time. Feb 8th will be 31 years ago Damn I still miss him.
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As for the Lexus V8 its just sitting in it..
I now understand your dilemma. You may be right...you may need to find her a new home where she will be well taken care of, and then you can get back to doing what you like best.
She is a good looking Cruiser. If it will help any I paid my '64 40 just over $1200. She is in great shape, with an engine, but not perfect. My daughter and I have already started the process of gathering stuff, and getting ready to restore it back to stock...and she promised to drive the old man to DQ when it is done
BTW...nice pick-up...cool that you still have it!
She is a good looking Cruiser. If it will help any I paid my '64 40 just over $1200. She is in great shape, with an engine, but not perfect. My daughter and I have already started the process of gathering stuff, and getting ready to restore it back to stock...and she promised to drive the old man to DQ when it is done
BTW...nice pick-up...cool that you still have it!
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