The 350 is going in the Prius
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That would be a fast whip......
It is going in the 58 Apache. My mother and her man-friend are buying the truck as a weekend driver. Look for a nice chevy auto-trans to go in as well. Sweet. Best part is I'll get to fix it all the time and never get to drive it....can't wait. Also, I get to store it as well. Win-win I say
Not mine but hell of a deal 1974 Toyota FJ40 Landcruiser
Talked to the owner, he says the frame needs work at the shackle mounts but I'm guessing that for $500 it's well worth it for the parts. I thought about grabbing it but it's up in the White mountain region.
Talked to the owner, he says the frame needs work at the shackle mounts but I'm guessing that for $500 it's well worth it for the parts. I thought about grabbing it but it's up in the White mountain region.
Pull the skirt off lexi already and get it. Did you see the heep I just pulled home.
I did hear of your project...I'm waiting for a build thread!
The skirt is off of Lexi...I have no pics but I was spotted https://forum.ih8mud.com/80-series-tech/525067-spotted-forum-member-question-about-lift.html.
I do want to send it up to kina to deal with some rot in the rear 1/4 and patch up a few of the holes and deal with a few small rust issues. That takes priority at this point.
I have a 40 lined up already and will dig in after the holidays. This seems to be a good time to build one with the abundance of 40 parts revolving around the club.
That, for $500 is a complete rig that would make an excellent parts rig or start to a resto.
It runs and rolls and that's amazing compared to some of the prices I have seen on mud/craigs.
Plus here in the New England driving an 80 limits you to the amount of trails you can do.
I don't want a full blown resto though, I'm shooting for what your aiming for.
The eventual sale of my jeep will fuel a 40 build.
The skirt is off of Lexi...I have no pics but I was spotted https://forum.ih8mud.com/80-series-tech/525067-spotted-forum-member-question-about-lift.html.
I do want to send it up to kina to deal with some rot in the rear 1/4 and patch up a few of the holes and deal with a few small rust issues. That takes priority at this point.
I have a 40 lined up already and will dig in after the holidays. This seems to be a good time to build one with the abundance of 40 parts revolving around the club.
That, for $500 is a complete rig that would make an excellent parts rig or start to a resto.
It runs and rolls and that's amazing compared to some of the prices I have seen on mud/craigs.
Plus here in the New England driving an 80 limits you to the amount of trails you can do.
I don't want a full blown resto though, I'm shooting for what your aiming for.
The eventual sale of my jeep will fuel a 40 build.
Id be all over that if it wasnt so far away. I need a parts rig.
If that was posted on Friday and not Sunday that truck would be in my garage.
Just bad timing.
Just bad timing.
Details on the 40 you are going to buy? What kind of.condition is it in.
72 fj40. needs a tub and has a lower end knock in the 2f.
Frame very solid, interior is all complete and ok.
Comes with a lot of extra parts as well. May just yank the motor, throw another one in.
been sitting in a garage for almost ten years.
Should be an interesting project.
Frame very solid, interior is all complete and ok.
Comes with a lot of extra parts as well. May just yank the motor, throw another one in.
been sitting in a garage for almost ten years.
Should be an interesting project.
im jealous
Not mine but looks like a good deal on an auto tranny and split case for $75
Toyota Landcruiser FJ62 transmission
Toyota Landcruiser FJ62 transmission
Bob, it should be an F motor, not a 2F. Is the valve cover tin or cast aluminum?
I think we have just found a new customer for our unneeded parts.
When are you going to send me those Jeep pix?
They'd already be sold if they weren't 300 miles from me and Mass.
Here is another option for $1500 obo Toyota Landcruiser 1990
And Rick put it together with this and you have your new wheeling rig. $1,250
1975 Toyota Landcruiser-Project 1250.00 OBRO
1975 Toyota Landcruiser-Project 1250.00 OBRO
