Time for some history... Enjoy!
This is why I post the photo's the way that I do and not use an external hosting site such as PB. I've gone to a few of the older Sticky's for info and the OP no longer comes around and has deleted his/her PB, so now the Sticky with pics is almost useless. The text helps some, if you can decipher it :lol:, but the photo is better. :thinkerg:One of the mods ought to make this a sticky.
This is about as perfectly archival as it gets.
In 30 years if this forum is still around will your truck appear? I drove several old skool Land Cruisers back in the day and the FJ is even more fun and that's saying something.
It comes up quite a bit on the TLCA FB pageI found a few more of the Mudrack FJ45. There website doesn't have a gallery and there's no Facebook for them that I could find.
This is pretty much exactly what my father drove for the first 12 years of my life. This example is in far nicer condition of course and isn't right hand drive as his was. Very confusing learning to drive on the wrong side around Big Bear CA, but all made sense a year later when we moved to the UK haha. Fond memories of that rust bucket and the smells it produced.
FYI & NO Affl.
https://www.facebook.com/proffittsr...?entry_point=page_nav_about_item&tab=overview
Proffitt's Land Cruisers has been Resurrected in Austin, CO. 'Proffitt's Resurrection Land Cruisers' is a restoration and custom shop dedicated to the preservation and enhancement of the legendary Toyota Land Cruiser.
Congrats! :clap: