it seems many people have managed to Roll their FJ 
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Will a 55 body fit on a new FJ cruiser frame?
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For not having a roll bar on all of these rigs that have rolled, I'm amazed the roof isn't more crunched.
It is also interesting to note that all the roll-over victims appear to be bone stock. Most likey rolled on the street, and not on the trail.
Max.Powerzz
Cruisers and Art!
nat88toy said:WTF....learn to drive...some people should not be given licences. hopefully a cruiser head gets there hands on it so it does not go to a complete waist
You know what Mom used to say, better to go to WASTE than to WAIST!
Mmmm, rag top would be nice.
Maybe that's why that B pillar is so damn big...built in roll protection. Well, at least it's obvious that the sheet metal on these is much thinner than my fj40. 
Has anyone else noticed how well the "A" pillars have held up on these rigs?
As for the one that hit the moose. that thing is obviously fooked, but for hitting a moose, and rolling itappears to have held up well. I have seen moose strikes make 3/4 ton trucks convertibles. Props to Toyota for making the FJC apparently a safe vehicle. Still wish it more resembled a traditional FJ40 though.
As for the one that hit the moose. that thing is obviously fooked, but for hitting a moose, and rolling itappears to have held up well. I have seen moose strikes make 3/4 ton trucks convertibles. Props to Toyota for making the FJC apparently a safe vehicle. Still wish it more resembled a traditional FJ40 though.
here's come another one
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