When you drive a PIG your a star. Nothing looks as cool as a pig on the trail. Sometimes being cool ant cheap 
Why are Pigs Expensive?
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Hmmm, late 70s viewpoint
er, when I bought the FJ55, not MY AGE.
I bought a 1977 FJ55 in Jan 1978 for list: $7500 + cassette deck, no AC.
In the winter of 78/79 I was on a Toyota lot & noticed a new 78. List was now nearly $14K.
I sold the PIG (first time I've ever used that term for her) in 1979. Tried to buy her back twice, but being out of state I was always too late to get to the dealer. Glad to see there's interest in keeping them on/off the road.
er, when I bought the FJ55, not MY AGE.
I bought a 1977 FJ55 in Jan 1978 for list: $7500 + cassette deck, no AC.
In the winter of 78/79 I was on a Toyota lot & noticed a new 78. List was now nearly $14K.
I sold the PIG (first time I've ever used that term for her) in 1979. Tried to buy her back twice, but being out of state I was always too late to get to the dealer. Glad to see there's interest in keeping them on/off the road.
How about $89K
This is the most expensive one I have seen.
Copley Motorcars: Showroom - Sports & Classics
This is the most expensive one I have seen.
Copley Motorcars: Showroom - Sports & Classics
WOW...TLC strikes again
Ive been inquiring about a local 55, I havent seen it in over 7 years, But it seems to be a possibility.
I have always wanted one.
Time will tell
There's a guy in LA selling a 73 with an OME lift, rebuilt engine, new tires, all body rot cut out and replaced with new sheetmetal and new paint [red and white] for $8k firm. IMO the only turn off is the 3 speed.
Doesn't seem like a bad deal to me considering the motor and body work.
Doesn't seem like a bad deal to me considering the motor and body work.
$88K. some people are seriously disconnected from reality. I wouldnt give more than $20K for that rig.
