Wanted - FJ45 LWB any shape long as frame is good.

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ButtonIt

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Hey guys, looking for a FJ45 LWB project, would be interested in pretty much any thing in any shape as long as the frame is good. Looking for something within driving distance of WA state, so Wet Side, Dry Side, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, etc.

Would be interested in daily drivers also, but I am leaning toward more of a fixer upper to build for my own daily driver.

Let me know if anyone has any leads on one in the area, thanks.
 
Thanks, figured that one you had a while back would be long gone by now but thought it was worth a shot.
 
ive heard of 2 45s in good shape for 5k for the pair if you want the info i can find it for you
in idaho
 
I now own the truck in this thread:

https://forum.ih8mud.com/fj45-classifieds-corner/183618-66-fj45-lwb-$6500.html

Now located in Des Moines, IA. Everything the same, though there are some spare parts to go with it. A great restoration candidate. He did not mention that it does not have a title, which is probably significant to some.

My plan is to hang on to it, then (when I get to it) get it running/driving and inspected/titled, then either sell or keep and enjoy for a while.

However, I would sell for the right price

PM me for more info.
 
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I had heard of the 2 in Idaho, about a year ago when I was talking to "bull" about his, but I can't seem to get a hold of the guy, thought maybe he would check here, any info would help and Idaho would be a doable distance that's for sure.

Shane, you too lost me, sorry slow on the uptake with this thread lingo.
 
I guess I should have put good frame and title, I know picky picky, I am pretty sure in WA a non title may be a big issue. Man are these 45's this hard to come by?
 
TMACK still has his....I think. not a fixer upper tho.
 
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