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I'm more of a Land Cruiser man, but Toyota has ruined that line so the FJC is the only suitable alternative short of importing a 2 Door Prado or a Troupie.
I had a 60, a 01 4Runner, I currently have a 40, and my uncle has found me a used FJC to replace my wrecked one--it should get here soon. I managed to salvage some of the parts from the dead vehicle.
I'm used to Toyotas, so I have a love/hate relationship with the company, having owned a z71 2 door Tahoe and driving a 2500 series Silverado and knowing what the competition is capable of.
When I was getting the FJC I came close to getting an Xterra--it's an okay rig, but not to my taste.
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i was once a rich man. spent my fortune on whores and drink.
My first is still around, it's an '89 Toyo P/U Xtra Cab 4WD. I bought it off my father in law. It looks like glass, always garaged and it only has 69K original miles. it would make you cry
1957 Chev Bel Air (Grade 11, Grade 12, sold in first year university) (1988-90)
1976 Datsun B210 (student years part 1)
1978 Datsun B210 GX (student years part 2)
No car for a few years while living in 2 cities (NYC and Vancouver) and living my life on planes and rental cars around the world)
2001 Audi S4
2007 FJ Cruiser
Cool! My first car was a 1980 Datsun 210 (not a 'B') sedan. I bought it for $500, drove it for two years. Did everything to destroy that car, including jumping it, *offroading* , drifting before it was called drifting, and countless other things only a kid-not-in-his-right-mind would do (it will land right if jumped from a loading dock, as long as there's no last-minute hesitation...WARNING: don't try that at home, kids). I never changed the oil, but rather filled it back up whenever the oil light would come on (often after several days). Occasionally when that happened, I would change the filter, too. Never had much trouble with it. Tore the hand brake right out of the sheetmetal once (bolts still attached to the car body!) over a girl. First car sex. Anyway, all that and I ended up selling it for $550. Great car. Indestructable. Well, almost. A buddy of mine hesitated with his at the loading dock!
You're going to take pictures and post em so we can all tell you "about time" right? 
, drifting before it was called drifting, and countless other things only a kid-not-in-his-right-mind would do (it will land right if jumped from a loading dock, as long as there's no last-minute hesitation...WARNING: don't try that at home, kids). I never changed the oil, but rather filled it back up whenever the oil light would come on (often after several days). Occasionally when that happened, I would change the filter, too. Never had much trouble with it. Tore the hand brake right out of the sheetmetal once (bolts still attached to the car body!) over a girl. First car sex. 
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