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You Washington State and Oregon guys should get together over lunch and do a 70 Series group photo.
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I think that makes at least three in the Carolinas.Charles, I thought we needed another cool truck on the right coast...
1. Year and model of vehicle: 1986 BJ75 with 1HZ + turbo from 1HDT... so an alphabet soup LHD BHZ-TJ 75, with factory cable lockers.
2. IH8Mud Handle: svsisu
3. Location of vehicle: Outer Banks, USA
4. Country of Origin: Denmark (Ex Danish Fire Service Truck) but been in the US for a few years already.
5. Mileage on the truck odometer: 200,000 km
6. Modifications, if any: Maybe not mods, but lots of improvements done by previous owner- Lizard Skin interior, engine swap and turbo added, rebuilt axles (both), rebuilt transfer case and H55 with 4:1 crawler gears installed, new brakes all around, lift and 35" tires added. Probably leaving a lot of items out...
7. How you use the truck- DD, work truck, OBX beach buggy and trash removal machine, surf mobile and long range travel vehicle.
PSA: wherever you go in the great outdoors please follow the backpackers mantra and pack out what you pack in. And it doesn't hurt to pick up what some careless person left behind. Thanks!
Photos (and truck) courtesy of @joekatana
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1. Year and model of vehicle: 1990 BJ75, LHD, 24v, 3Bii with factory cable lockers.
2. IH8Mud Handle: shansen
3. Location of vehicle: Utah
4. Country of Origin: I wish I knew, or knew how to find out
5. Mileage on the truck odometer: 166,000 km
6. Modifications, if any: AC added, bed is from a later model cruiser pickup, ARB bumper, Comeup winch, IPF lights, newer interior
7. How you use the truck- Extra vehicle for weekends - hauling kayaks, camping, trails, and the occasional move of furniture my wife purchases.
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P.M. Sent1. Year and model of vehicle: 1994 HZJ70
2. IH8Mud Handle: Arite82
3. Location of vehicle: Tampa, FL
4. Country of Origin: Japan
5. Mileage on the truck: 2" lift
7. How you use the truck- just picked it up but will mostly be a weekend ride and for some mild florida offloading.
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Another 70 east of the Mississippi .... cool.1. Year and model of vehicle: 1989 BJ70 LX
2. IH8Mud Handle: nhs15
3. Location of vehicle: Lutherville, MD
4. Country of Origin: Japan
5. Mileage on the truck odometer: 180,000 km
6. Modifications, if any: none currently. Catching on on service/maintenance currently.
7. How you use the truck- DD and short road trips. Just did a 3 hour camping trip to assateague and did well. Gets more seat time than my LC200.
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Nice Rig! Sending you a PM so we can meet up. Would love to see the new ride.1. Year and model of vehicle
1991 FJ75 Troopy
2. IH8Mud Handle
FJ40|RUNNER
3. Location of vehicle
Fountain Hills, Arizona, USA
4. Country of Origin
Kuwait
5. Mileage on the truck odometer, in KMs please
510,000 km
6. Modifications
Roof rack, surely some creative field repairs to be uncovered
6. How you use the truck- DD, trail rig, garage queen, etc.
Travel rig for girlfriend and I, wanted something that would be more livable for further and longer trips than the FJ40 while retaining offroad capability.
Intent is to do a running cleanup and build, nothing crazy, short list will be setting up the interior for our travel, locking it up, winch, and possibly 4:1 tcase. Longer term (god willing ) unsure what will happen with the 3F, swap or rebuild.
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@Arizona Jeff how unbelievable is it that the two latest entries are Fountain Hills trucks? Would love to see the rig sometime, to say our rigs are on opposite ends of the clean spectrum would be an understatement!
Chase