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Re: Categories of FJ's: proper terminology
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That's a great idea: keep it bone-stock and LandCruiserSteve will buy it off of you in 40 years so he can restore it for big bucks!
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Re: Categories of FJ's: proper terminology
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I'll plug in the left photo as an example, but the one on the right with the custom tube bumper, fancy sliders, stripped fender flares and removed rear bumper kinda goes beyond "basically stock."
Oooh ooh, does that mean I'm PUMPED?
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Re: Categories of FJ's: proper terminology
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Oooh ooh, does that mean I'm PUMPED?
Sure. Since you're so eager, dedicated and willing, we hereby award you unoffical "PUMPED" status.
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Re: Categories of FJ's: proper terminology
I picked this up on the RAPTOR build... great job!!!!
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Re: Categories of FJ's: proper terminology
I think the last category should be called "WOW"
Great thread !!
I am in the still waiting for the ups guy (and of course the money to pay him)
I hate it when the money runs out....
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Re: Categories of FJ's: proper terminology
i love how you use Air2air's FJ hahah but your list is 100% on the money
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Re: Categories of FJ's: proper terminology
Yeah... the Air2air category... then the baja category. Get a pic of some race built FJ's.
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Re: Categories of FJ's: proper terminology
Thanks Steve, clears it all up
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Re: Categories of FJ's: proper terminology
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VT_RainMan previously said:
the baja category. Get a pic of some race built FJ's.
Ask and ye shall receive.
(A couple more categories added to Post #1.)
Last edited by LandCruiserSteve : 11-25-2007 at 06:34 PM .
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Re: Categories of FJ's: proper terminology
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LandCruiserSteve previously said:
"Intimidating"
(aka submarine captain, "
Who knows what evil lurks in the heart of men . . . ?? ")
I feel honored Steve, you gave me my own category
"Intimidating"
I just hope it can live up to that nomencalature
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