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It did sell. It was previously a display at the Land Cruiser Heritage Museum

Nope, nothing formally in place but with the USD to AUD conversion, shipping one over isn't prohibitive. We have a really neat option hitting the market soon, updated version of this prototype: http://expeditionportal.com/featured-vehicle-toyota-land-cruiser-bj74/

Thanks guys!

Fwiw I bought and built my 2000 100 Series (Project Death Star) with ~160k on it and it wasn't terribly well maintained before that. I did some baseline service, brakes, fluids, belts, etc and I've had to replace some stuff along the way but it's been absolutely reliable and I've been all over...

Such a great rig. This thing is the epitome of turn-key!

New tires too eh? Cool :cool:

Next stop? Skid plates Accessory install time has become quite rare for me here in the shop the last few weeks. As such a project that should take a couple of hours (such as these skids) in fact took 4 days, 10 minutes here, 20 minutes there... I swear I spent more time remembering where I left...

Who did you buy it from? Are they not willing to help? The bumper simply mounts on the bottom and sides of the factory frame rails as well as the center of the rear cross-member. Mounting holes are all OEM locations. Look on the bottom of your frame and you have 4 mounting holes per side, that...

I'm a big fan of ReadyWelder's, they've save the day on more than one of my trips and I generally have one stashed in the vehicle on any long trip. Like many tools it's certainly not something I would recommend everyone carry (such as a tow strap or jack) BUT for a big group that travels...

Right on, you'll enjoy the Marks set, we've had great luck with them. Did Radd have them in stock? If you're looking to get a set in a hurry I've got a couple of NOS Marks kits here.

What it didn't fail ;) Was looking for you at KOH. We had a great time, I rallied my 100 pretty good between Pit 2A and 2B about a thousand times (it felt like) during the main race on Friday. We bailed Saturday morning and burned over to Parker AZ to watch the Parker 425 desert race. Good...

Nice work Ian :cool: It's neat to see so many similar manufactures between the Patrol and Land Cruiser. Koito, Toshiba, Yazaki (still makes Land Cruiser spark plug wire sets) Keep up the updates coming

Great bags! I've been traveling with some for over 6 years now. They've weathered many storms, flights and even shipped via UPS a time or two. I've got a couple little wear holes I need to address but for the money they rock!

I did not but it doesn't appear they would work with the ARB bumper and I prefer something I can take to a vehicle and/or move around. Long-term plan is an aux fuel tank and/or modify the carrier to hold 3 cans.

Thanks Adam, I'm excited to get it out on a UCE4 or similar. Thanks Mike, I'm glad to hear everything on your 100 is working out nicely, you've built a really clean rig! Thanks!

Next up? Time to tackle the ARB rear bumper, and boy did that take a minute. Boxes ready to be torn open and installed The parts of the rear bumper (not including carriers) laid out, inventoried and ready The pile of hardware, not including the hardware for the carriers We've done a...

I'm not in front of my work computer but they are like $250 for the kit with all AISIN parts, same as OE but 1/2-1/3 the cost

To the OP, did I miss what year, make, and model you have? Am I reading a US spec 60 Series Land Cruiser? Very important detail, in the case of the 60 Series LC, the only option (and it is a great one) is the ARB for the rear. The cable and electronic variants require a full-float rear axle and...