had a look at one of those the other day.
They are incredible value for money if you don't worry about the fuel bill.
then I decided I needed a Wagoneer again.
In the words of Johnny Cash...
I AM NOT AFRAID
had a look at one of those the other day.
Geoff Norton has built a very nice J7 shortie with an OEM wide nose, dash, firewall and the D4D V8 diesel. It also, amongst a host of other things, has bypass reservoir shocks where one can independently adjust dampening and rebound which make most other shocks look like children's toys.grips wrote:Ok over the years I have owned built and modified several 4x4`s.
Always had a dream about an American 4x4 with a nice v8. Then the Yank Ranger crossed my road. I built my dream. With the Yank Ranger passed on to my eldest son I start dreaming again.
This time a shorty 70 Series Land Cruiser with a Chevy LS V8. So yes I catch myself spending more and more time around planing this little bugger.
Shorty Cruisers go nasty prices. So may be I will just create my own by using a donor 70 Series Cruiser and add the OEM shorty body panels.
My English teacher had a saying , Every dream might come true but you might have to work for it however![]()
rudi.hinze wrote: ↑Mon Apr 01, 2019 7:05 pmGeoff Norton has built a very nice J7 shortie with an OEM wide nose, dash, firewall and the D4D V8 diesel. It also, amongst a host of other things, has bypass reservoir shocks where one can independently adjust dampening and rebound which make most other shocks look like children's toys.
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Cruiser Bandeirante J4 built in Brazil with the Xingu being an Army specific shortie in a Command Car style with a slot in the windshield for a big gun/small cannon. This specific one is just lifted a bit with bigger tyres.Apocalypse wrote:is that a rebooted J40 Cruiser?
Thank you for the kind words oom Grips. An expert I am not but an enthusiastic dreamer I am.grips wrote:Wellcome Rudi nice to have some real 4x4 and classic 4x4 experts on the forum.
I am looking all sorts of options for that shorty Cruiser. Maybe I will just create my own. I single cab 70 series cab modified with OEM J70 body panels.