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I have never see any "push button" shift for an FJ40 - Show us a picture!

No can do. That was a relict from the 71 model year when the three speed was on the column. As I recall, it was a vacuum activated transfer with a button on the dash. My 72 (that had this window sticker) was, of course, equipped with the floor shifter for the transfer case. I guess I should have made them knock a couple of hundred off the price since they didn't deliver. Wonder if I could go back and get a refund.....
 
Well that explains the weird vacume stuff in my 69
That I was wondering if it had something to do with the missing
Brake master
 
This is getting further removed (from being a window sticker) but I have the original Service Booklet for my 1979 BJ40:


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gotta one up ya...the original service booklet from my 1962...1000 mile and 3000 mile service coupons are still there, i'm a little behind, but i wonder if i can still use em:D

oh, and i have that push button shift;)
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1969 originally purchased at Con-Fer an authorized dealer that installed a roll bar and warn hubs then initiated the service booklet..
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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."

Haha, Fargo right? Hilarious. :D
 
Here's mine

I still have the advertisement the guy circled and cut out when he bought it too. Mine came in through Jacksonville and then up to South Carolina. I think that is why I don't have what I think is called the high altitude kit or what others would call door window vents for the defrost.
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this is the window sticker for mine i bought in October of 1977 Refurbished in1992 picture is from april this year It is in summer configuration as shown.
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