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That Cobra 25 is a good older radio.

What model Cobra is it? 29WXNWBT?

300 amp breaker located within 18" of your battery

I'm surprised PM got the title wrong.

That looks dope, LSD?

assuming it is a 12V system? 3000W inverter draws +/- 250A - probably more when the powered devise kicks in (in rush current). Plus losses at every crimp, connection, junction etc. Breakers protect the wires and prevent fires. 0 gauge is too small as well. Rated for 150A. Recommended is...

willing to ship?

Exactly correct. US Gov't publishes on the road survivability rates by year. 1997 Model Year Light Duty Trucks (last FZJ80 sold new in USA) it is estimated that 15.3% remain registered. Perhaps the percentage of Land Cruisers is slightly higher, but probably not by a lot.

That is putting a lot of faith in it. Might be fine, or you might be stranded waiting for parts, kinda like any vehicle, but the potential for some weird failure goes up with age and mileage. nearly 30 year old vehicles that are not super common should be a hoot to fix in the middle of nowhere...

Depends on the year. Assume you have a V6? IIRC after 1990 the TC was a lockup unit - needs to be matched to a lockup transmission. KM148 aka 03-72 aka AW372 vs. AW372L (lockup) aka 03-72L (lockup). The Gen 2 3.0L V6 until '96 also used the AW372L renamed as the V4AW2 - I have one of these...

When new the factory rails were rated at 210 lbs IIRC (stated in the owners manual) . I'm sure they degrade with time like everything in a 18 year old vehicle.

I found that 285s rubbed a bit even with OME lift springs. Never had that issue when I ran 265/75R17 stock springs.

Had 285/75R16 on my '05 for several years. Big tires, I don't think I would repeat if I got another Gen 3. Would max out at 265/75R17 and no lift on the next one.

What is your fair price?

Filling the wheel wells! No advise for a bike carrier. DIY w/ 8020 for a roof rack perhaps.

Yeah, best place I have found

Police report - YES and now.

Old technology for the install. Probably not many people in the industry that know how to do it anymore.

And provide a blurry photo. OTOH - BaT - can't wrap my head around 90% of the sales on that site.