Absolutely. The evolution of a FJ40 enthusiast goes something like this.
See your first FJ40 in the wild as a kid.
When you have enough cash, (around $800 for my first 1972 40) you buy one when 18 then drive it everywhere with no knowledge on how to repair it.
Sell it to guy looking to drive it to Alaska to live off grid.
Buy another and drive it from MA to Colorado and back twice in the early 1990's.
Sell that one then wait and buy another 27 years later at auction.
Realize that you are on your own with repairs as no one wants to touch it in your area.
Learn how to do your own work. Buy parts, more parts... then more for fear they will disappear.
Collect enough parts where you realize you need to buy a second FJ40 because two is better than one.
Accept that you now need to build a shop on your property to work on and store your FJ40's and the parts you've collected.....
Your wife cannot understand why you spend so much money, time and energy on driving a relatively unsafe and uncomfortable truck.