what are the most recent options for floor mats? 82 fj45 rhd OZ SPEC

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I have an 82 fj45 rhd with the e brake on the floor to the left. bench seats, the area under the driver seat IS elevated some for fuel tank.
I do not know which mats fit at this point, as most posts are dated.

I see some from Cool Cruisers but they are pre 78 and I don't know the differences enough to know if they will work.
If you can help with what is currently available I would appreciate it. one piece is preferred over 3.
Thanks in advance.
 
I thought city racer had reproduction 79+ gray mats
not sure anyone was making the under seat mats for 79+ but good used ones of those are available
 
I thought city racer had reproduction 79+ gray mats
not sure anyone was making the under seat mats for 79+ but good used ones of those are available
Thanks, They are sold out. I have the factory under seat right now that is fine shape, but the piece that goes across the front and under foot is stiff and cracked. it gets stuck under the pedals on occasion and is frustrating . man. 475 is a bit steep too, I feel
 
Believe the issue with City Racer's /79 plus floor mats was it had Toyota on it like the original. Earlier version did not. Toyota may have taken issue with that. Replaced the grill on my Sequoia. Letters to spell Toyota were included but not mounted in the grill. That probably the worm around. Hard to do when It a single piece and part of the mold. Sure people.wouls buy the later style if Toyota was removed.
 
I got into my LC WITHOUT knowing all the details . It's an adventure.
Since it came in from Oz already converted to 1HZ with the hf55 and split case with the dull floated rear axle from the same donor it is an adventure trying to get spares for things and also just working on it or even maintenance.

The floor mat thing is frustrating but I can't picture the difference enough to know. Just from my inexperience of seeing them
 
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I would just use one of these on the drs side till you find a good oem … on eBay

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Thanks everyone, I am in all the Oz FB groups that I can be , both to see what they are doing and also for parts. Lol in some ways , they are more open to new folks I have found.

Forums in general have a new people with same old questions fatigue. I am guilty of having It too , but it people use the search tools and spend the time , it's been posted here on MUD . Such a resource .. the floor mat and what is current info on some things gets lost . So I appreciate the postings.
 
I got into my LC WITHOUT knowing all the details . It's an adventure.
Since it came in from Oz already converted to 1HZ with the hf55 and split case with the dull floated rear axle from the same donor it is an adventure trying to get spares for things and also just working on it or even maintenance.

The floor mat thing is frustrating but I can't picture the difference enough to know. Just from my inexperience of seeing them

Interesting if had a IHZ engine when imported? Imports are suppose to have the original engine. Did they install an H55F with a 40 series top plate? If not no factory mate from a 40 series will match the transmission shifter opening. Transfer case would questionable it would match. 40 series with a H55F the transfer case shifter is a little further back than the four speed. Possible to use some later 70 series transfer shifter to get to the four speed location. If it has a 60/70 series top cover the transfer will probably be further back since the transmission shifter is further back than the 40 series shifter.
 
Interesting if had a IHZ engine when imported? Imports are suppose to have the original engine. Did they install an H55F with a 40 series top plate? If not no factory mate from a 40 series will match the transmission shifter opening. Transfer case would questionable it would match. 40 series with a H55F the transfer case shifter is a little further back than the four speed. Possible to use some later 70 series transfer shifter to get to the four speed location. If it has a 60/70 series top cover the transfer will probably be further back since the transmission shifter is further back than the 40 series shifter.
It definitely was 1hz when it came to the ConUS. There are posts here when the original was converted to it. Goes back to 2013 . He documented the work. Well, at least his part . The original importer and I have spoken as well .
I don't know when it got it's bed , as it seems the bed was added in Oz but also heard that it had a tray prior to import. .
As you probably know , the drive shafts had to be extended and shortened to move things a bit.
It has the drive line from the conversion minus the front axle which stayed. . Basically.
I have the 5 sp. The split tcase , full floated rear axle.
My diesel pump is one without the HAC or anything . Just the screw. But he did add the turbo ct 26 plus ,
He used the factory OZ spec gas radiator which seems to keep up ..
It Was originally 12 v for most systems , so the accessories work out OK.
As you know, the starting system and charging is usually a challenge . It has the gear reduction starter and a 50 amp alternator. Or well the 50 amp shunt , probably 80 amp alternator.
The factory air Conn has never been finished. I have the stuff to finish now but wanted to drive the thing .
I had to rebuild the rear axle as the driveshaft was out of round. I doubt the thing had any miles on it since 2013.
The fan was not cut well and was whittling the coolant hose and so when I got it on the road it cut through the hose. .
The driveshaft buggered up the rear end and pinion seals. .
I rebuilt that and had a new shaft cut . I couldn't find the right flange for the 1330 or 1350 joints to Toyota on the other part so it's all 1330 . I was stacked deep in authentic Toyota ujoint bearings ..
I will eventually get a spare going for front and rear. Shafts.
The clutch hydraulics were nasty . I cleaned it up and was able to save all the rubber .. once I put new fluids in after the cleaning and wipe downs it stopped spitting rust into my feet .. lol

The brakes are 4 wheel disk. With a good valving. It stops better than my new 4 runner ..

All in all , it's a joy to drive and seems to have front and rear lockers in it , which was also documented but until I got in there for the rebuild I never believe everything.
It does have a exhaust manifold leak at the split and should eventually need a new head. . This head is not coming off without a cutoff wheel. The studs are one giant rust bolt. I wanted to fix the manifold and change out the pre cups but I can't .
I am saving my milk money for a new head and will probably go to Ben for it. He has helped me with advise .
While it's down that far , I might as well redo the high pressure pump too. While that's off , I need to do the flow plus and injectors. . When that is being done I might as well do the lines to injectors .
So the milk money will need to be substantial and not just for the head.
 
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@Themcfarland which top cover do you have on the H55F? 40 series
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Or 60/70 series
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This matters when trying to locate a floor mat. Front floor mats were standard across all 40 series models 1/79-9/82. Might be a small difference shifter opening locations on the FJ4X that had a three speed. 10/82+ had small height difference on the hump and shifter shape and location but 79-82 would be pretty close to work with. But non had the shifter as far back as the H55F with the 60/80 top cover.


Rear Full floaters were standard from 75 on in Australia. 8/80 Toyota standardized axlea so brake parts could interchange between 40/60/70 series. Which why the FF rear axles for 8/80.plus are more popular. Those can easily be converted to hand brakes using parts off the FJ60s.

Australian 40 series diesels were all 12 volt. Someone got lucky sneaking a FJ45 with diesel engine into the US. Even luckier that it was a post 40 series diesel.
 
I don't know which cover , it came from a 92 fjz 75 .
I may be able to get a better pic when I am under it again.
I didn't know Oz was 12v.
I consider myself lucky on the LC , it's just I am not a mechanic by trade , I just end up doing my own work on by stuff.
I'm a phone guy/network guy/ details matter type guy. . Which translates to some grief on the conversion done.




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If your H55F is not from. FJ4X or BJ4X it's like my second picture. That was out of an 1980s FJ73. Do not need to crawl under to tell, a picture of the interior can tell which one it is. Shifter is close to the heater with a 40 series cover. Other style is further back and probably closer to the seats than the heater.
 
Attached are 3 pics where you can see the PO had a 4 speed I imagine in the original config and when he put in the 5 sp he moved things back some. Hope that helps .. I truly didn't do this part and can only surprise I got lucky on how it is together.

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That is the 60/70 series top cover. You can see a patch that is a little darker over the original transmission shifter hole. It's a little darker. Not going to find a mat unless no holes for the shifters haven't been cut.

May have the 83/84 inspection cover.
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I sure appreciate you taking the time to educate my butt on this stuff. There are no leaks anywhere and YES there is fresh fluids in everything. I daily drove it for 15k miles for fun , a year ago and took it hunting most of December thru Feb for deer season. Got some blood in her on some harvests.
I will eventually need to put bucket seats in it as the bench is really uncomfortable for more than 3 hours use.
My light switch went out , well part of it did , so wired in a remote relay and bypassed the switch till I can take the time to see which one it is and either repair or replace the switch.
The EBrake bracket for the drum shoe is in the parts bin, but the cable and all the pull handle is there and tight .
The pto witch is installed and once I change out the joint and block bearings it will be good. I took it apart and freshened of the gear box for it.
The PO had installed what I think is a 60 or 80 series power steering setup in it , so that's solid.

Thank you again for clarifying the parts I have. Much appreciated
 
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