Replaced the glove box insert with a metal one and added an led warm light.
What did you do with your 60 this weekend? (28 Viewers)
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i put this in my thread too but i went fishing and finally got to take the 62 on a trip again. it’s been about two years since i’ve driven it. rebuilt engine tranny and rear end. it ran beautifully. i’m so glad to have it back. i need a new windshield soon and then i’ll go at the rear bumper again too. for now here are some photo
I am on a quest to replace every Cool LED i put in my truck with warm ones. It looks so much better
replaced some dash bulbs, new air filter (wow my old one was cooked 
), and tried to install some center console stops from cruisercorps, only to find out my center console doesn’t look like the one in their photo. Can anyone tell me if the center console in my 1985 fj60 is not original to the truck?
Oh ya and I drove it for a few early morning surfs.
), and tried to install some center console stops from cruisercorps, only to find out my center console doesn’t look like the one in their photo. Can anyone tell me if the center console in my 1985 fj60 is not original to the truck? Oh ya and I drove it for a few early morning surfs.
Where did you get the insert?
Well, this was a few weekends ago. I drove her fully loaded up from Atlanta, GA to Kiawah Island, SC for my wedding. This was my first long trip since getting the 62. We used her as the getaway car from the ceremony and the cruiser was also a part of our save the date. We just got back a few of the initial photos from the photographer. I feel like folks here would appreciate the cruiser! The cruiser did great on the over 600 mile round trip and it was a wonderful week in Kiawah.
The dog park vehicle
Took Betty and the wife for a quick trip over the Italian Alps to Lake Como. She did well getting up and over the mountains...the truck, I mean.
And she sort of sticks out amongst the Fiats, and again, I mean the truck.
Certainly not the Texas Hill Country anymore.
And she sort of sticks out amongst the Fiats, and again, I mean the truck.
Certainly not the Texas Hill Country anymore.
