Show off you Original Window Sticker!
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"Well, we've never done this before. But seeing as it's special circumstances and all, he says I can knock a hundred dollars off that Trucoat."
9mpg sounds about right though. Mine is about the same as yours. It came from a dealer in Livermore. I've got the window sticker from the original owner. I bought it from him about 6 years ago. "Snow tires" would have been the Dunlop Snow Cruisers. I've got a couple of them around.
9mpg sounds about right though. Mine is about the same as yours. It came from a dealer in Livermore. I've got the window sticker from the original owner. I bought it from him about 6 years ago. "Snow tires" would have been the Dunlop Snow Cruisers. I've got a couple of them around.
wow! $100 for an AM radio back in 1978 seems a bit steep! I have a hard time paying over that much now.
TK
TK
I bought the truck in Dec. 77 and still have it. I talked them down to $6200 with free oil changes for life, but moved away and never got a single oil change. 
Oh wow, that's very cool. FJ40's were never sold new in my lifetime!
Great thread! I remember when I bought my '40 several years ago and only got 11 MPG. I thought whoa! something is terribly wrong! Seeing those stickers would have made me feel much better back then.
Not my window sticker but the same year
Over 10K new
Over 10K new
Very interesting to see the old stickers.
I wish I can buy such vehicle for $6'000...
I wish I can buy such vehicle for $6'000...
This is pretty 
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Here's mine. The dealer added the only two dealer installed options they had available at the time for this price: locking hubs and a receiver hitch.
Wow interesting to see the sticker. I am willing to buy my car. It will help me. Thanks dear.
"Push Button shift from 4-wheel to 2-wheel drive".
I didn't know Toyota offered such electronic option back then. I have leaver at mine.
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I have never see any "push button" shift for an FJ40 - Show us a picture!
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This is getting further removed (from being a window sticker) but I have the original Service Booklet for my 1979 BJ40:
And even the receipt for the 10,000km service:
And even the receipt for the 10,000km service:
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It's a push-pull cable like the heater valve. Pc 5.
Was that available in the USA? You would think it would be popular and we would have seen it.