I purchased the FJ-75 from the military 7 months ago.  The truck was originally sold to Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia gave several of the 75's to the US Marine Corps following the Desert Sheild/ Desert Storm campaign. The Marines brought them to Okinawa and Iwakuni, Japan for use and they ended up being used by the base as maintenance type vehicles. I was here in 1991 when they were given to the Marine Corps and have waited till now to purchase one. The FJ-75 will have a Bolt on leaf over (Sold in Japan--Tested to the extremes, works flawlessly), High Steer steering (4x4 Labs), bolt on shackle reversal (sold here in Japan--will be testing to see how it holds up on the
trail), 35x12.50 BFG MT's on Champion Beadlocks, and factory Toyota Lockers when I'm finished. Later plans are to build a small cage in the back with an air system throughout
Spark...
USMC, Okinawa, Japan
5/19/2007

FJ-40, BJ-74 (Was mine till I got the 75), BJ-44, BJ-44
Toyota Surf (Has a Prado front axle--We call it a "LandSurf")
BJ-74, HJ-62
Spark
USMC, Okinawa, Japan
5/19/2007

This is my 1984 Toyota 4x4.This truck is undergoing changes,on a regular basis. Suspension: 2 1/2 "Rancho suspension and shocks(3" Body lift w/ Energy Suspension polyurethane cab bushings   Interior: Sony cd and speakers, Grant steering wheel, new carpet and diamond plate paneling in cab area.Motor: Stock 22r with Holley Carburetor, K&N air/oil filter, Flowmaster stainless exhaust Exterior: Frame, bed, and roll bar treated with Rhino Liner, tube rear bumper, KC driving lights,33 x 12.50 BF Goodrich All Terrains, Conn Ferr front axle truss, Future upgrades include a 4.3 v6 swap, Downey double shock kit,tube bed,interior roll cage, fiberglass hood and fenders.    Been working on this for about 2 years off and on finally get to start driving it :)  Thanks and love your sight.
Gaylen Hale - Illinois

John Kerr - 1988 FJ62 Land Cruiser
www.jkerrwines.com
 

92 FJ 80
Almost too wide for Black Bear Pass. I had my pucker factor going though. Thank God for the ARB lockers. About three inches of my rear Mickey was all that was on the ledge after the photo looking out the windsheld. Pretty narrow for the Beast. The guys behind us on 4 wheelers said I was nutts!
Cruise On!
Jon Dills - Durango, Colorado
April 2, 2007

Toyota Land cruiser 1995 FZJ80
Erik - Glendale, Arizona
35" BFG A/T OME 4F3R
Man-A-Fre Suspension System
ARB winch mount bullbar
 

My fzj80 is a 94 with a 4 inch lift and 315 75R16 pro comp Xterrain tires!
Ken Reiten - University Place, Washington


 

Land cruiser FJ-60 1984
Spring Over Axle with 33" tires
Who Needs a road when you have a LAND CRUISER
Luis Alejandro Guerra, Caracas Venezuela
February 2, 2007

The brown one was when I first got it and transformed it into the orange beast, and the grey one is for towing the orange one on the trailer and family trips
Mark Pincock - Taupo, New Zealand

88 FJ62 Land Cruiser
Cole Pierce - Alabama

Joaquim Pinto da Costa - Portugal
Recent trip to Morocco
4/12/2007

73 FJ40 Land Cruiser
Levi Klingonsmith
SSG, USA
2-4 INF S2 NCO
Louisiana