Official FJ25 picture thread (1 Viewer)

[JohnnyC]

here's the past pic i was refering to

also these have a very short hard door

 

[Living in the Past]

here's the past pic i was refering to

also these have a very short hard door

Johnny did you notice this thread? This FJ43 has the same door opening on a soft top model.

https://forum.ih8mud.com/fj45-owners-club/452894-fj43.html

Some one has cut down later longer doors to fit. I figured it had soft doors stock but now I rethinking that. I would love to buy it and restored it. The old back likes the longer wheel base.

 

[destin]

Johnny did you notice this thread? This FJ43 has the same door opening on a soft top model.

https://forum.ih8mud.com/fj45-owners-club/452894-fj43.html

Some one has cut down later longer doors to fit. I figured it had soft doors stock but now I rethinking that. I would love to buy it and restored it. The old back likes the longer wheel base.

i was thinking the same thing

Think this was for deeper water crossing etc ? ( not that the tub is not full of drain holes hehe )

 

[JohnnyC]

Johnny did you notice this thread? This FJ43 has the same door opening on a soft top model.

https://forum.ih8mud.com/fj45-owners-club/452894-fj43.html

Some one has cut down later longer doors to fit. I figured it had soft doors stock but now I rethinking that. I would love to buy it and restored it. The old back likes the longer wheel base.

that is really interesting isnt it

I love the way Toyota did this odd stuff...maybe to get rid of tubs laying around they used up stuff ....lean production....no waste

Boy if i could only find somebody who was in toyota from 1955-1965 or so...there are sooooooo many questions

 

[Living in the Past]

Boy if i could only find somebody who was in toyota from 1955-1965 or so...there are sooooooo many questions

I would be happy just to find some one who worked for Toyota in their FJ40 research and development department in 1975 .


John

 

[a.greenspan]

I would be happy just to find some one who worked for Toyota in their FJ40 research and development department in 1975 .


John

John,
pic from the Toyota research & development center....
...hope it helps

Cheers
Peter

 

[Living in the Past]

John,
pic from the Toyota research & development center....
...hope it helps

Cheers
Peter

I guess it true what they say. The Japanese just copies the US on everything. I guess that holds true for the research and development.

I would probably been more interested in contacting them in 1975 then now. But for different reasons


John

 

[JohnnyC]

found a few pics of an fj25 pics from 1960's

 

[JohnnyC]

also a toy fj25 RC car with Bling

 

[foxfab]

Tooling around Narragansett yesterday

 

[peteinjp]

Cool! Have a stuffie for me! Did you get out to B.I.?

Love R.I. wish I could move back...

Pete

 

[rustycruiser]

Some pics of N14x4 in South Africa's 25

 

[JohnnyC]

interesting photo must be a rivited window and short doors and solid pillar behind door...like the pics from pg12...cool pic

 

[Living in the Past]

interesting photo must be a rivited window and short doors and solid pillar behind door...like the pics from pg12...cool pic

The 1962 FJ43 that sold in Australia this year has a lot in common with this one. Wouldn't be surprised if the 62 had at the very least it had a high B pillar. I would have really like to have gotten the FJ43 but don't need any more projects.

 

[SNLC]

Looks like a early 1950s 4W60 Nissan Patrol on the left. Very cool.....

 

[foxfab]

A few pics I found that I havent seen posted. 2nd one is Fidel Castro in his FJ25.

 

[foxfab]

one more

 

[fwed]

Oldgirl:
This beauty was found in Dubbo (Central West of NSW) 24 May 1991 It was for sale at $3000 (Aus$) Chassis Number 0-FJ25-20044 Engine Number I don't have. I thought that it was a lot of money, now I know it was a bargain. Haven't seen another registered and on the road since.
Regards
Steve

Hi Steve This is #103 sitting in wreckers yard now no engine. Cheers Fred




EDIT NOTE: Photo credit to Steve "Oldgirl" and confirmation of final resting place to Fred. Sorry I chopped up this post...................part-time moderator.

 

[foxfab]

Wellesley Toyota's new shop yesterday for the Yankee Toys spring meeting.

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[My wife said no FJ!]

Cool!!