You have to wait until 2031 to get your hands on one of these Land cruiser 105

[jLB]

An IFS 100 series, with an 80 series 1FZ-FE engine, and without the “split tailgate”? The most entertaining thing about this vehicle (to me) would be the manual transmission.

If I were going to go through the hassle of importing a 25 year old 100 series, I’d be more interested in a diesel, manual, SFA, than an IFS, 1FZ-FE, manual, vertical split door, with a hood ornament.

 

[Dusten]

Yes you're right
But the car pictures is 2006
I didn't say something wrong and didn't said that is 98
Just don't get me wrong
If I found clean 98 I'll not say that you have to wait

Your title just says a 105. No one has to wait till 2031 for a 105. They can be had today.

 

[D21FJ60]

It's a 100, not a 105, but 105s do have 5-stud hubs.

Do they? I always thought i saw pictures of them with 6 lug wheels

 

[OEMGUY0720]

Do they? I always thought i saw pictures of them with 6 lug wheels

Yup, all 105s have 5x150 bolt pattern. If you see a 100 series on 6x139 bolt pattern chances are it’s a custom 100 using 80 series F/R solid axles.

 

[AussieHJCruza]

Do they? I always thought i saw pictures of them with 6 lug wheels

Certainly do, the #J7# also switched to 5 at the same time as the 100 was released

 

[anavant]

Manual 100 series.... . Thing looks minty

I will have one for sale pretty soon !

 

[peneumbra2]

I will have one for sale pretty soon !

Does New Jersey still drive on the left?

Oh, wait. Only on the Moose Elbows, or whatever they call those things...

 

[anavant]

That makes sense !

 

[Alpine4X4]

So, that's a Coil Pack engine, what's the reliability of that system compared to the regular 1FZ-FE distributor? Or as they say, is the juice worth the squeeze?

 

[AussieHJCruza]

So, that's a Coil Pack engine, what's the reliability of that system compared to the regular 1FZ-FE distributor? Or as they say, is the juice worth the squeeze?

There's thousands running around here reliably with most likely a general lack of maintanance. They do better in water than the distributor trucks and make marginally more power (11hp)