Wild interior, certainly had serious cash flow go into her. Never see dirt again (probably) which is a shame.
Random WTF Pig For Sale Thread
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Worth it or not, at that price it will likely never see another owner.
Well I have a '77 but I went with the SOR reprint for something like $40. But for those that want the original it's not only on sale but includes free shipping!
Even worse. Here's an SOR wiring diagram from the same seller. SOR has them for $10. WTF?
These sorts of factory things help owners sleep at night. Of course, they'll most likely never need to open them to examine how to work on their truck, but it's nice to know that should the occasion ever present itself, that they'd have the best of information. Ahh, I'm getting sleepy just writing this ....
With the $175 shipping and handling from SOR I'd call it a wash.
Well there is that.
Oh boy, brothers. Check out this beauty! Anyone care to guess where it'll end up?
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1976 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ55
Bid for the chance to own a 1976 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ55 at auction with Bring a Trailer, the home of the best vintage and classic cars online. Lot #46,964.
No idea on Bring a trailer. It will be inflated for sure.
What's the fan behind the headlight? push air to the intake?
Same seller sold a FJ62 for $50K...
Same seller sold a FJ62 for $50K...
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Cali spec cooling fan.
Man, that took off fast, $45,000.
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just tossed one of those, had no idea what it was for
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He marking his territory, the last hour should be interesting. nice pig, but you get behind JMack on the trail, that pretty paint wont mean squat
I don’t know. Seem to recall some first-timer from CA in an old stock Pig that kept up with J Mack pretty well at PP2020.
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That was all Toyota , no driver skills- that guy even had gas cans hanging on his bumper like a hillbilly!
That 1976 pig looks...from pictures at least...to be in pretty good shape and mostly original. Perhaps that might be appealing to some buyers? With the LS swapped pig from last year that went over $80k, I say this one will go over $75k. Jeez...I cringed the last time I tallied the parts costs alone for my 1969 resto mod...and I’m not done yet!
Never tally! Never!