You know you're a 60 owner if........" (1 Viewer)

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Fast forward to 2017. I still wouldn't hesitate to drive mine anywhere,anytime. Owning a 60 is a choice. It's the the little things listed here that make them unique. Working on them is special experience and one that is very rewarding in the end. I work on modern vehicles everyday and welcome the simplicity that working on a 60 brings.

^this.
Besides some downtime here and there for repairs, only hesitation for driving mine is on our winter salted roads. Otherwise game on. While I don't personally own a vehicle newer than 30 years old, whenever I drive a company truck or rental cars it reminds me they don't sell a new vehicle here that would replace my old cruisers without a whole lot of compromise. At least that's what I tell myself to justify the financial and time expense of things like a diesel swap (or maybe make that a body swap for my BJ60, same same).
 
great thread ...

being a 60 series owner for over 2 decades I can relate most of the post here .. but one I never, ever leave my Cruiser at valet parking service ..

and for the thread ..

My mom can't get into my Cruisers, neither any girl that's not wearing pants ..
Depends on the type of skirt and how comfy she is showing off a little skin. ;)
 
I enjoy the hop up and the jump down. JA guy at Napa said one day to me, 'you need a new truck, that one is too big for you!' My response, 'no effing way.'
 
Also depends on how tall she is and how long her legs are!

seems to be a good subject for a thread .. while in skirts jump in to your Cruiser ..
 
seems to be a good subject for a thread .. while in skirts jump in to your Cruiser ..
I was going to say more but figure it doesn't follow the thread theme.
 
When you get an oil leak and the wife complains about the spots on the driveway "it's not leaking oil it's sweating power" and when you hit a hill and start throwing it back gears faster than the speed of light.
 
When you get an oil leak and the wife complains about the spots on the driveway "it's not leaking oil it's sweating power" and when you hit a hill and start throwing it back gears faster than the speed of light.
It's like we used to say about the F/A-18s...if it's not leaking, something's empty.
 
You have a marine air horn under your seat, in case you have to honk with authority.
 
You're just used to paying way to much for parts (I'm looking at Specter)
 
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When your friends let you go first so you don't get left behind!
 
Good idea, you don't want to get stuck when the Jeeps break down. :D
 
You drive by and people always seem to be staring at you:cheers:
 
If you sand blast the rear hub cap on a 62 then spray paint them black then buy gold paint and a tiny paintbrush to paint in the "Toyota" while the significant other explains to you that you care more about your "car" than you do your house.
 

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