Proffitt's 1960 FJ25 Soft Top
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Nice!!! Thanks for posting them 
Nice with all the scratches, dents & some rust.... would be a shame to restore it.
You need a dry humiditiy to keep a car in such a condition.
Cheers
Peter
You need a dry humiditiy to keep a car in such a condition.
Cheers
Peter
Looks good, but it would be gone over here.
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That thing is perfect in every way!!!!
Simple,functional,and clean in design. Great cruiser! MIke
Beautiful.
so awesome
Living in the Past
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That is a fresh air intake. Connects to the oil bath air cleaner with a hose.
Only two things I would do to this 25.
1. Fix the radio hole in the dash.
2. Get the correct gas cap. Either locking or non-locking. The locking one is cool but the non-locking one is just as cool as it has TEQ stamped into it.
landcrusher909
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3. Drive it into the Garage and store other Landcruiser crap in and around it
- Fixed it for you John
Living in the Past
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3. Drive it into the Garage and store other Landcruiser crap in and around it
- Fixed it for you John
Boy is this a tuff crowd. I put just a few parts around a cruiser and I get this
I don't see where the problem is two of my 25s are where I put them eight years ago.
No parts stacked around them
. One of them doesn't have anything in the interior not even the seats. The third one is parked next to a 61 FJ40 with a 63 FJ40 soon to be parked on the other side. It's in pretty good company. The fourth has plenty of room in the garage where it's parked. The 76 parked next to it in the third picture is now parked behind the 45. I even installed the FJ25 wheels and hub caps without having to move a thing.
Hopefully by the end of the weekend I will be working on the 73 in my garage here in the valley. Starting to get the room thing figured out it time that's still the problem. I am still missing a early Koito head light you won't happen to know where it is?
landcrusher909
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John its wrapped and sitting on my shelf waiting for a ride to Phoenix, The shop looks great. So your not the pack rat you have led me to beleive LOL.........................OR Are You ?
