DutchCruiser is the winner so far. It looks new!! Welcome to ih8mud.
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I want those wheels! ^^^^^^^^
Wow everything about that truck a few posts up is amazingly nice. I'd even be ok with the miles.
Congrats and welcome. How about some proof? =)Hi everyone,
I am new to mud and I would like to introduce myself. This is my Land Cruiser 100 Diesel with nearly 1.400.000km (870.000miles) and still counting. In all these years only a fuel pump and a drive shaft have been replaced. So you can see the quality of the Land Cruisers.
Hit 300,000 AND on my wedding anniversary to boot! 
Time to trade 'em both in. ;- )
Hit 300k at 11 pm last night pulling my 3,000 lbs. race trailer back from Millville, NJ to Rochester, NY. With my wife and 9 year old daughter with me and sleeping soundly. Do that in a _________________ (insert any other non-commercial motor vehicle here)!
Tell me about those volts. My volts never get that high. What alternator are you running?Hit 300,000 AND on my wedding anniversary to boot!
Never mind. You weren't asking me, duhho! And yeah, Yuman Desert Rat is showing some good output.
Mine are about to roll over 118k(LX) and 105k(Cruiser) so I am very enthusiastic that people have such great service life out of these rigs. I think I'll lose mine to rust before the engine or trans give up.
That just means he has a dying battery. Anything above or below 12 means you should check it out.
Thats the alternator output. I was parked, too. Its a DC Power 270 amp HO. The battery is just fine its a new Die Hard platinum group 31 marine battery.
I want to believe this... really I do. But almost 900,000 miles and two items replaced? Come on DutchCruiser get us a good clean shot of that ODO!
Thanks everyone
I would like to take a picture of the odometer, but the meter doesn't go over a million.
Right now the odometer is on nearly on 400.000km, because it resets after a million.
I will do an OBD scan soon, then I might have the full mileage.
I also forgot to mention that the alternator is replaced, so 3 parts have been replaced.
I would like to take a picture of the odometer, but the meter doesn't go over a million.
Right now the odometer is on nearly on 400.000km, because it resets after a million.
I will do an OBD scan soon, then I might have the full mileage.
I also forgot to mention that the alternator is replaced, so 3 parts have been replaced.
330,000km 1FZFE 1998
Purchased for $9000 on February
Did all the fluids, drive belts, filters
Tinted windows, installed GPS/ DVD head unit.
Only issue was power steer hose clip needed replacing $1.50breatger hose cracked $27 from Mr Toyota
Runs like a dream and is tidy
Central locking doesn't lock it but have posted another thread re its issues- will be a daily driver/ mild of roader, will build a turbo diesel 80 for 4wding (miss my old one)
Driving it 4400km in Jan from Perth to Brisbane
Purchased for $9000 on February
Did all the fluids, drive belts, filters
Tinted windows, installed GPS/ DVD head unit.
Only issue was power steer hose clip needed replacing $1.50breatger hose cracked $27 from Mr Toyota
Runs like a dream and is tidy
Central locking doesn't lock it but have posted another thread re its issues- will be a daily driver/ mild of roader, will build a turbo diesel 80 for 4wding (miss my old one)
Driving it 4400km in Jan from Perth to Brisbane
If you are able to verify this, it might be worth contacting Toyota corporate - they would likely be interested in documenting this. Very (!) few vehicles have ever made it that far - and it's both interesting for R&D and marketing (think of those ads, commercials with the old Volvos, MBs, etc.).
That's amazing! Has the vehicle been in your family since new?Hi everyone,
I am new to mud and I would like to introduce myself. This is my Land Cruiser 100 Diesel with nearly 1.400.000km (870.000miles) and still counting. In all these years only a fuel pump and a drive shaft have been replaced. So you can see the quality of the Land Cruisers.
No, we bought the car 11 years ago, it only had one owner before us. Then my dad used to drive it all the time, mostly for towing big trailers over great distances. A few years ago he bought a Land Cruiser 200 and when I turned 18 I got to drive the 100. So now the 100 is my daily drive and is also used for mudding.
