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Bump w/ new price $250.00 -H-

Honestly, I'd go with the heavy 850/863 combo too...even on a lightly loaded rig. Mine rode great before I put my ARB/winch on it, and even around town, when I was unloaded. I used the N73/N74E shocks as well. -H-

Old Man Emu suspensions were designed around Australian travel: To carry loads over thousands of miles of corrugations....and thus perform excellently on washboard. -H-

You get quite good at cross referencing the parts fiches. Toyota, for the most part, did quite a good job not re-tooling for every model, using parts on the same year of different models of Land Cruiser. Yes, some parts are difficult to find, but I have yet to find anything that's...

I can't say enough about the OME kit for my 92 80 series. I was running the 850/863 coils (heavy) and loved it. Excellent ride quality and suspension travel. -H-

I'd pick the KLR...but not because of the cooling. For travel use, it's gonna be more comfortable than the DR. My XRL was air cooled, much like the DR, and I never really had any issues with cooling, even when running pinned at 70mph in 110 degree heat. My BMW is air/oil cooled, and I'll...

I'm kinda trying to think about what the 80 needs? Really...it'll go just about anywhere you point it, and has 90% of the bells and whistles you'd need. So, I gotta say the Troopy, mi amigo. -H-

Seems like most folks are getting about $800 for 'em on 'mud. -H-

That's OEM....:elkgrin: Makes me want to get out there! Great shots! Are those impact craters or volcanic calderas? -H-

I've had my eye on a sidecar hack for a while...garage space being the issue. I like the Urals, but lots of folks have had mucho problemos with mechanical reliability. My take...I love the Sahara and Gear Up versions, but would like to find an older one with a bad motor and stick a BMW airhead...

Left hand or right hand drive? Why? Because if it's LHD you'd be ahead by sticking with something that you could get an advance adapters' kit for...such as the 350/4.7chevy etc. Good compromise of power, parts availability etc. Now...as for having a conversation inside the cab, and being...

Bump. -H-

So that's why I've seen so many built FJ Cruisers going through Flagstaff! Have fun! -H-

I saw the ads in the ARRL QST magazine...even before FCC approval... A sweet radio just got a bit sweeter! -H-

Great lookin' FZJ! Congrats. I'm sure we will act as your "Land Cruiser Church" and allow you to stay as long as you'd like.... :elkgrin: -H-

BMW Savanna Jacket & Gore Tex Liner Size 58 Euro...about a 48-50R US. I'm 6' 245, and wear a US 50R and it fits me just fine, with room to layer a vest, etc. underneath. Includes shoulder, elbow/forearm, and back pad. Good used condition with some road grime. All snaps and zippers work just...

Is Palenque "convenient?" :ylsmoke: Likely I'll be at the 2010 Overland Expo, so around that time would be tough for me to take another week, but I'm always game for another meet up. -H- 1985 Canadian BJ70 3.4L 3B Diesel H55F ARBs, Warn...yada yada....

Second on the toyota diy site... I'm betting seals are close to the same. The nice thing about Toyota is they don't reinvent the wheel for every model, so many parts are used across the board. ...all part of the adventure! -H- :drool:

Wow...that's a beauty! :drool: -H-

Jan...I looked there...and couldn't find that fiche! Duh....guess I should have looked harder! Thanks! But Yikes! Pricey! West Coast Cruisers has 'em for $500.00 with the airbox. Spallet, first....Welcome to ExPo! Thanks for the info. Happen to have a "spare" a/c system sitting around...