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Back to the top with this one.
About to clean it up and total up what we've got on it and come up with a fair sales price. Looks like he's got about $65,000 in it so I'm going to ask $55,000
If you are interested in one with all the good new parts, lockers, armor, tires...holla.
About to clean it up and total up what we've got on it and come up with a fair sales price. Looks like he's got about $65,000 in it so I'm going to ask $55,000
If you are interested in one with all the good new parts, lockers, armor, tires...holla.
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whoever is going to buy it, this truck is one of the most solid trucks I've driven. The first US owner could repaint the whole thing, but he kept its patena, and I respect it. I met the truck last summer in Mississippi, and it was gorgeous as xxxx. Those stripes are stock from factory and it is wow how much still has strong colors. Please keep them, they are rare to find.
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Florida red sand wash
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This truck is awesome. Maybe I sell my FZJ70 and keep this. What a fun parts truck.
WarDamnEagle
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I hear you. I drive mine often. Not really a fan of the SWB 70s either, FWIW.
pleeeeeS put the oem front bumper back with some fj co wheels
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Quiet Sheik
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I really like my SWB. It rides way better but a pickup is a nice thing always.
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If a 75 was my main 70 series driver I would figure out how to add about 500# of weight to it under the bed, behind the axle. Maybe make a box between the frame and Stuff it full of sacks of lead shot.
Hello,
Keep the 70 Series and the 75 Series.
Each has a charm of its own when it comes to driving.
Juan
Hello,
A 94-lb sack of cement works wonders in a SWB.
Two sacks work wonders in a pickup.
Juan
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Moar!!!
Hello,
I was considering stock suspension.
For the SWB, one sack with the stock setup. Aftermarket options like OME or Dobinsons (especially the heavy ones) may need more.
Same thing with the 75 Series and two sacks.
Juan
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I have about 300# in my 70 with the Dobinsons drawers and what all I have in them.
I think way more than 2 sacks of quick Crete are needed for a 75.
5 bags maybe 6.
Hello,
How many leaf springs does your rear axle have?
There is an eight-leaf option and a 10-leaf option. For the latter, 200+ lb are necessary.
Juan
Perhaps the solution. 
ExactlyPerhaps the solution.
No need to carry a anti-aircraft launcher and a bunch of troops at the same time
Exactly
No need to carry a anti-aircraft launcher and a bunch of troops at the same time
Hello,
And no concerns about voiding the warranty...
Juan
