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Here's another one getting close apparently serviced at the same dealer

That's looooooong before it got as tore up as it is now.

http://www.trucktrend.com/how-to/project-trucks/1705-million-mile-tundra-the-tear-down/

It doesn't meet the 25 year old standard. Not sure how it could be registered

Still has two axles. The portal HUBS are not axles. Just hubs :).

Unimogs don't have 4 axles? The braking system is air over hydraulic. It's not straight air.

Is it in there literature rated as a 5/8 ton?

Depends on the engine. It could be an hj or hzj

Oh Erwin? Yea he has a hard on for BLM for whatever reason. Trying to pin the accident on anyone but them. BLM blows, I have little respect for them.

Me?

BLM is stupid. Wish they would leave Nevada.

FYI it's not an fj if it's a diesel. Cool truck though.

Why did you capitalize chain and belt? It's a chain.

Being lhd is irrelevant. As long as it's 25 years old or older

I would love to own every cruiser model so dont get too excited. [emoji849]

Then your comment about it being a bus tranny is invalid. I'll stand by my statement as per mud. Just like how you claimed the engine in 80s is a million Mile engine. I love 80s and I would love to own one, however I just spent a bunch of money on my 60 so an 80 is down the road. But you are...

Why don't you post a source. Researching on mud, you know the land cruiser site came up with lots of "I've always heard" but never anything factual. No need to get all butt hurt. It's blatantly obvious you're just a fan boy. I like all cruisers. Every generation is just better than the previous.

Only the a440 was referred to as a "bus tranny" but it wasn't literally used in a bus.

We shall see https://auto-trends.net/2019-toyota-diesel-hilux-u-s-market/

That's funny. Smh