Location: AZ boy (temporarily) transplanted to southeast GA.
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Cops with FJ's
Since the FJ has a tendency to draw certain professions as their owners, I'm curious who else out there is a fellow LEO with an FJ Cruiser. (I've seen at least a half dozen of ya so far.)
Post up if you're a cop (active / retired / former) with an FJ and why you bought it. Your agency(s)? Let's see some on-duty pics.
LEO in Wildwood Florida, Wife LEO with Lake County Sheriff's Office. I bought the FJ for it's ability to go offroad. Owned a FJ since June of 06. Also own a 74 FJ40.
If you were to pull me over for something minor, say 15mph over the limit, would driving the same vehicle as yourself inspire any leniency??
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2007 Ti FJ Cruiser - 6MT "C Package" Current Mods
- OME 886/895
- AllPro skids
- JBA exhaust, TRD Intake & AFE Throttle Body Spacer
- AllPro air dam, Gobi ladder & 20% Tint
- KB Voodoo's console cover and bike rack, Ellis Precision "ohsh*t" handles, Scangauge II & TomTom One I can has off road?
----------------------------------- Mods on the way: Metal Tech tube bumper Planned Mods: Expedition One sliders, new wheel/tire combo One Day: Supercharger!!
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2007 Ti FJ Cruiser - 6MT "C Package" Current Mods
- OME 886/895
- AllPro skids
- JBA exhaust, TRD Intake & AFE Throttle Body Spacer
- AllPro air dam, Gobi ladder & 20% Tint
- KB Voodoo's console cover and bike rack, Ellis Precision "ohsh*t" handles, Scangauge II & TomTom One I can has off road?
----------------------------------- Mods on the way: Metal Tech tube bumper Planned Mods: Expedition One sliders, new wheel/tire combo One Day: Supercharger!!
City Copper in Richardson Texas. Working as an SRO in a jr high right now. Spent the last 16 years on Motors. Just got our new Honda ST1300's when I left. A friend of mine had a White/blue fj40 in high school,it was cool. Always wanted to get one, Now I have a new and improved one. Love it!!!
Last edited by Motorjock721 : 11-08-2007 at 05:42 PM.
TITANIUM METALLIC--A/T
ARB Bumper
Warn Winch
OME Heavy 286/295
Bud Built skids
Snorkle (not installed yet!)
Rear differential skid
Toyota prefilter (cyclone air filter)
Optima Yellow Top Battery
Painless Dual Battery Control System
Scuba Driver Mod
Lowrance Baja 540c GPS
A-TRAC mod
110v add-on
Rock Rails
Rear Locker
Roof Rack
BFG TA/KO's
ARB Fridge/Freezer
'08 side visor mod
To be continued...
I recently purchased my FJ Cruiser being that my Subaru WRX Wagon was getting worn out with the 150,000 miles I compiled in 5 years. It was a great car, but modded out and not exactly street legal in CA. I'm heading off to the CHP Academy this October and I thought it would be best if I cooperated with the law since I am going to be enforcing it once I graduate in April of 2008.
I was considering getting a Jeep Rubicon, but after test driving the FJ I was sold. The FJ seems like a better all round vehicle........highway driving is much smoother than the Rubicon and off road, it seems like it can hang. I also leaned towards the FJ because it's a Toyota and reliability is a big factor. You can't beat the 6 year, 100,000 mile warranty.
LEO in MS. Reserve now that I am full time military in the Army Guard. Had my rig since April. and have love every second! City Patrol Officer since 1993.
I recently purchased my FJ Cruiser being that my Subaru WRX Wagon was getting worn out with the 150,000 miles I compiled in 5 years. It was a great car, but modded out and not exactly street legal in CA. I'm heading off to the CHP Academy this October and I thought it would be best if I cooperated with the law since I am going to be enforcing it once I graduate in April of 2008.
I was considering getting a Jeep Rubicon, but after test driving the FJ I was sold. The FJ seems like a better all round vehicle........highway driving is much smoother than the Rubicon and off road, it seems like it can hang. I also leaned towards the FJ because it's a Toyota and reliability is a big factor. You can't beat the 6 year, 100,000 mile warranty.
Good luck at the CHP Academy. I hope that you do well and enjoy your new career. Law Enforcement is not all what you see on TV but it is a great profession and dispite what it seems sometimes you can really make a difference in the lives of the people you meet. My husband and I are both LEO and we wouldn't do anything else. Good luck again!