Registry U.S. 70's Registration. (7 Viewers)

[fjcalifornia]

Fresh import into Florida from S America

 

[coldtaco]

86 BJ-70 + 90LJ-78 + HD-FT = HD-J 78
Not done yet :-(

 

[Young Blood]

1989 bj74 currently located in Washington State.

 

[wardharris]

1985 BJ 73 -- One owner, 93,XXX mile LHD Spanish import
Spent its life as a work truck, tractor and family car on an olive farm
Located in Freeland, WA, halfway between Seattle and Victoria
Mechanical service, cosmetic maintenance and rehab under way
Sick little 3B with lots of heart

 

[wardharris]

Charles -
Thanks for the leadership on this. Good idea and very polite personal note. Got me off my ass before I got around to it (I had intended to post).

The road to hell is paved with good intentions and 4WDs other than Landcruisers.

 

[BJ74Guy]

Well, here she is.... Stock. I just sent the check to hold her until she enters the US.
My plan is this:
ARB front bumper with 24V 8274 and some 24V lights
Criusin Offroad Rocker skids and some kind of rear bumper.
SPOA with 4.88's and 37" BFG's FZJ80 knuckles and brakes
3" turbo back exhaust no cat or muffler.

 

[Chester]

'86 LJ70 Florida gulf coast

Stock, LHD, powerful 2LT

After showing well at the Capitol Cruise car show, sold to exotic motorcars of Nashville Tennessee. FZJ79 to take its place some time soon.

 

[LS1FJ40]

'88 JDM LJ71, 75,000km, diesel, RH drive, stock, daily driver. Cedar Rapids, IA.

 

[Gun Runner 5]

I'm sure we are still missing a lot of U.S. registered 70 Series.

 

[fjcalifornia]

I could add one if someone would please sell me their LHD diesel troopy?

 

[peterb]

You boys sure have some pretty trucks. If you get them off-road, they can get you to some amazing spots.
Here's a shot of my 1989 BJ-74 on the Kokopelli Trail last week. The La Sal Mountains are in the background.

 

[Gun Runner 5]

You boys sure have some pretty trucks. If you get them off-road, they can get you to some amazing spots.

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I drove mine in ankle high grass the other day..... does that count?

 

[wardharris]

Charles -
It would, but unfortunately your rig is too clean by Washington state standards.

 

[Gun Runner 5]

Charles -
It would, but unfortunately your rig is too clean by Washington state standards.

I drove down a dirt road to get to the ankle high grass. Surely that earns me some "off-road" creds.

 

[AlbertoSD]

You boys sure have some pretty trucks. If you get them off-road, they can get you to some amazing spots.
Here's a shot of my 1989 BJ-74 on the Kokopelli Trail last week. The La Sal Mountains are in the background.View attachment 894009

Great photo, Peter!

Truck looks great, too!

 

[wardharris]

I drove down a dirt road to get to the ankle high grass. Surely that earns me some "off-road" creds.

Again, not in WA.

Here, you need to get dirt on truck and driver to qualify as off road.... Given weather patterns, that often means mud - at least in western part of state.

 

[NGray]

Beautiful scenery peter.

 

[Gun Runner 5]

Spread the word ..... We are still missing a lot of U.S. registered 70 Series.

 

[theferg]

Just brought this baby into Utah. Stoked to finally own a 70 series diesel Cruiser!

JDM 1989 BJ74, 206k kms. Its going to be my daily driver and weekend warrior.

First pic is my driveway. Second shot is the original pic from the port in Japan. Stripes have been peeled and reproduced and will be going back on soon.

 

[77-fj-40]

Located and registered in Oregon. 1985 JDM BJ73 stock inside and out except Aussie locker and an old man EMU lift kit. 112 k on the original. Currently Undergoing "rust"oration