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Hope you like surface rust.
Hope you like surface rust.
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Is that sticker across the bottom stock, or someones add-on?
Actually, thats a stock sticker! TreeRoot (I think) has a few pics on his website. Damn, if that goes for 6K, I won't feel bad about selling my unfinished project LV, or even trading it in for the Troopie!
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It is correct for 1964. Foxfab has the reproductions Rick D. made awhile back if you are interested in one.
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Sweet, all the little details that make up early cruiser history are pretty cool. Maybe someday I'll have the time and $$$ for an LV.... 
I think that was my old FJ45lv. Not 100% sure, but I got it from earl warden in corvalis Mt, shipped it back to massachusetts where I lived at the time, then ran out of time/money and had to sell it. Ted from Land cruiser solutions bought it, so it went to NH, then he sold it to a guy in GA.
It is a project for sure, lots of dents and dings all over, particularly in the fenders, rockers and quarters... good frame, good originality other than the later motor, since it had no motor when I got it, although I had put a 1977 2f in it back then, with a 4 speed.
It is a project for sure, lots of dents and dings all over, particularly in the fenders, rockers and quarters... good frame, good originality other than the later motor, since it had no motor when I got it, although I had put a 1977 2f in it back then, with a 4 speed.
went and checked it out last week in person and your story matches up with what the owner told me pretty much dead on!!! The owner was a super nice guy but it was just way more of a project than I need right now..........
he did mention to me that before Eral Warden owned it that it had been owned by Man-a-fre for a short time.......
hope it went to a cruiser head this time around
JP
he did mention to me that before Eral Warden owned it that it had been owned by Man-a-fre for a short time.......
hope it went to a cruiser head this time around
JP