How many of you ACTUALLY overland with your 80s or 60s

[BritKLR]

Still wheeling her. From traffic jams on Vail Pass to playing in the sand to roping off of her to wheeling Fins and Things to hanging with the new FJ250's still a great travel truck!

 

[Mickey Bitsko]

Looks like some pretty rugged country, where is that?

 

[BritKLR]

Looks like some pretty rugged country, where is that?

Moab, Utah.

 

[BritKLR]

The RhinoRide was also the Centerfold in a recent OVR Magazine article. She's also being prepped for a RimRocker/Moab run in 2 weeks.

 

[Arktikos]

Chilkat State Park, Haines Alaska.

 

[alanymarce]

We took our 1997 80 Series 45,000 km around Southern and Eastern Africa - it did experience some problems (blown radiator, seized front differential, A/C fan motor failed, and bearing failures resulting from non-OEM bearings used when the front differential was replaced). Still it was a great vehicle for the trip. We now have a 2016 Montero at home and a 2015 JK in Canada and appreciate the reliability of newer vehicles.

It occurred to me to add a couple of photos:

 

[Idaho Savage]

Just revived her from a four year hibernation. But yes, she gets used.

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[Boss Hog]

Time, money, and skill: I believe you need at least two of these three to properly maintain & enjoy older rigs of any stripe. Land Cruisers included. It took me a minute to figure that out…

I had to choose between selling my 60 and my 100. I chose to keep the 100 b/c it is more usable-& frankly-reliable on a day-to-day basis. Driving up I-70 towards Eisenhower is dangerous in the 60. And 4 cars is too many for me anyway; have another unmentionable SUV & a Nissan Frontier I daily. I dig the Frontier by the way…

I’ll likely never own another 60. Or 80. And definitely not a 55 or 40. I’ve gotten all that out of my system.

Well, MAYBE another 80…best LC I ever owned. Hell-best vehicle period I ever owned…