Toyota scout? (1 Viewer)

[Landpimp]

check out the brake booster on the crown, its on the fender....and it's funky. I believe the crown motor evolved into the motor used in Supra's.

Gig Harbor is loaded with cool old stuff like this

a few more Crown pics

Crown Wagon(as sold in US)

and the full 1966 Toyota line up

[quote author=Poser link=board=1;threadid=11056;start=msg100057#msg100057 date=1076028036]
Again,

Great pics John!!

Thanks!!

-Steve
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[Landpimp]

no I can exersize me Cruiser just fine.....but thanks for the offer

[quote author=Degnol link=board=1;threadid=11056;start=msg100036#msg100036 date=1076025710]
Cross flow head...Cool. Looks like a sorta cast iron header...cool. Both the Stout and the Crown have a Rooskie sort of design flair. But they only painted things Black, like Henry Furd. Neat, but got my hands full with ONE Cruiser. John, do you need a stable boy to exersize those FJ's? You know they SHOULD be driven.
Ed
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[Landpimp]

and Steve, you notice the plate frames on the Crown?

 

[Poser]

Noticed that booster earlier...quite the piece of art..

 

[Poser]

[quote author=Landpimp link=board=1;threadid=11056;start=msg100122#msg100122 date=1076034101]
and Steve, you notice the plate frames on the Crown?
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HA HA HA HA!!!!!

 

[willsta2000]

Shoot, my local "Cruiser guy" has three of those Stouts,... granted two of them are parked, probably wrecked. One shares dd duties with his 67? FJ40.

 

[hj60]

What about an FQ-15? Parts should be easier to find, since it seems to have an F engine.
Looks like an M-37. I think I want one.
And there's an HQ as well. Wonder if it follows the same evolutionary path as the Cruiser.
First one called the HQ, then add numbers and a gasser engine?

 

[hammerhead]

Cool, maybe, but they sure are fugly.

 

[tewlman]

ok.. the crown is not so bad, but the stout is one ugly assed ride! The FJ55 is just ugly enough to be cool, but dammit that is just wrong.

 

[Poser]

Those vehicles, like the Land Crusier, and many others from the 60's and 70's had character, which is something that is missing from automakers today...

So many things today resemble a soft, formed stool...


-Steve

 

[Jman]

Hey, John, that last B&W pic looks like it could be your back yard!!!!!!

Great stuff, brings me back. Don't get that many old Toyotas on the East coast, but I still see a few Coronas putting around (no, not the beers). Ahh, the good old days. . . .

 

[Ron]

Poser i agree with you.
Wouldnt have a new cruiser if some one tried to give it to me[cant have fun with them]
long live the BJ/FJs THEY GOT CHARACTER plus SOME
Ron

 

[Landpimp]

:'(

[quote author=Ron link=board=1;threadid=11056;start=msg100353#msg100353 date=1076084428]
Poser i agree with you.
Wouldnt have a new cruiser if some one tried to give it to me[cant have fun with them]
long live the BJ/FJs THEY GOT CHARACTER plus SOME
Ron
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[Poser]

I don't know about new Land Cruisers being included in the can't have fun with them...I wheeled a guys 80 series in SD so he could take pics, and I have seen many other 80 series on the trail, gettin' after it/ While they may have more things to get damaged, body, or otherwise, and have more creature comforts, when all is said and done, it is still a very capeable vehicle off road, and if someone gave me one, I sure would not turn away the oppertunity to increase the CI(cylinder index)

-Steve

 

[hammerhead]

[quote author=Poser link=board=1;threadid=11056;start=msg100335#msg100335 date=1076081243]
So many things today resemble a soft, formed stool...
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...that needs to be flushed. :-X

 

[dinkleberry]

[quote author=Ron link=board=1;threadid=11056;start=msg100353#msg100353 date=1076084428]
Wouldnt have a new cruiser if some one tried to give it to me[cant have fun with them]
long live the BJ/FJs THEY GOT CHARACTER plus SOME
Ron
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I'll take one.

 

[hammerhead]

My wife would like one but I'd rather keep my 40.