Never really got started on her... Not the type of work I was looking for... Maybe in the future...
1972 FJ55 For Sale
1972 FJ55 For Sale
Selling my Piggy
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If only financing were available! Forum bump...
On another note, the Speedo and Gauges actually all work!
Let me know if you ever want to sell the rubber parts.
Good Luck with your sale. If I were in the market for another project I would jump in a heartbeat
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I'm not sure where that rubber is from or even if it is OEM.
Right now I'm inclined to keep the whole package together as a unit. Hopefully someone comes along looking for a good piggy to work on.
I've got this posted on this forum and on Craig's list... Should I be posting it elsewhere as well?
Thanks!
Right now I'm inclined to keep the whole package together as a unit. Hopefully someone comes along looking for a good piggy to work on.
I've got this posted on this forum and on Craig's list... Should I be posting it elsewhere as well?
Thanks!
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htown,
Totally understand... My eyes got big with the coolness of a piggy and my brain didn't speak up loud enough and say that I didn't have nearly the technical skill required to even get started with this one.
My current asking is $2200, but obviously I am entertaining offers. My impression of the feedback, though, is that it's a pretty fair price. (if not, make an offer!)
Lil'John:
Regarding the questions you've posted...
1) Yes, It drives now. I drive it to the grocery store about once every two or three weeks. It only takes a couple of tries to start it after it's been sitting that long.
1a) First thing I would do is tune the carb (it runs rich), and get the proper clips for attaching the accelerator linkage to the carb.
Totally understand... My eyes got big with the coolness of a piggy and my brain didn't speak up loud enough and say that I didn't have nearly the technical skill required to even get started with this one.
My current asking is $2200, but obviously I am entertaining offers. My impression of the feedback, though, is that it's a pretty fair price. (if not, make an offer!
)Lil'John:
Regarding the questions you've posted...
1) Yes, It drives now. I drive it to the grocery store about once every two or three weeks. It only takes a couple of tries to start it after it's been sitting that long.
1a) First thing I would do is tune the carb (it runs rich), and get the proper clips for attaching the accelerator linkage to the carb.
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Bump! Don't let this piggy go! 
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Dude I just looked at this thing again and its really nice. You don't need alot of skills to get this one right. Its in the same shape as mine when I poicked it up. Man make sure it goes to a good home. I'd like to get this one from you. Ca is a long way from TX tho.