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But your rover had "soul" [emoji6]. I can say that in here as this is the land cruiser side.

A 200 series for 33? I doubt it was real.

In Nevada it's the opposite. I've never seen a 200 series on Craigslist. I can never find a used one at a dealer.

Not really http://cruiserworld.eu http://www.milneroffroad.com/toyota-uk/land-cruiser http://m.bestpartstore.co.uk/toyota-land-cruiser http://www.roughtrax4x4.com Land cruisers are extremely easy to work on. But once again. I'm not bashing land rovers. I like them both

Look who I originally responded to [emoji6]

I never said cruisers are better. No hurt feelings [emoji106]. I like both. Just incorrect info is irritating

Toyota is only behind Mercedes In parts availability world wide. I can go to the dealer and still get parts for my 60 series. Try going to a river dealer and get parts for a rrc. I can get an h55 from my local dealer and the transmission was never sold in the us. The 100 series is it difficult...

Ummm toyotas are not difficult or expensive to fix.

Those are sweet trucks. We use those to move our patrol boats in the navy.

Yea the transfer case locks. It doesn't have lockers in the axles. It has limited slips.

The 100/200 do not share the tundra platform

crap meant the other guy who said they did share.

does the white one have a limited slip or locking diffs?

the sequoia and land cruiser do not share the same chassis.

x2 its the same way with every vehicle. The previous generation is the last of the real whatever it is.

I wouldn't worry, after all they incorrectly spelt axle, axel. Before he goes on here slamming someone they should spell check their own site.

http://www.nissan.com.au/Cars-Vehicles/Patrol-Y61/Overview http://www.nissan-alissa.com/Vehicles-en-Patrol_y61 http://www.nissanafrica.com/vehicles/patrol-y61/ they still come with dif locks and are not very limited. Thats two continents.

depends on cab configuration. Regular cabs are over 2000 pounds. Crew cab f150s have similar payload capacity as the crew max.

in my search on mud nothing popped up. on the truck i had it never happened.

it actually isn't a common issue