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Last: 6 days ago by drumboy
Should have never traded my 200. Things you don't know until after the fact.
2020 Heritage Edition. 36,000 miles.
Same.
I'm in the market for a 2020 or 2021. Let me know if someone has a bead on one that isn't already on the usual sites. Giving the 2013 to the kid.
That being said, nothing I've bought in the past 15-20 years compares to daily driving my 97 FZJ80.
New family member.
I've been enjoying this thing for 32 years
Lives in Cotulla at this time but hope to bring it home to renovate at some point!
Love seeing these other pics of land cruisers!
Lives in Cotulla at this time but hope to bring it home to renovate at some point!
Love seeing these other pics of land cruisers!
I finally had a chance to snap some pics of the new addition.
I spent the last few weeks giving it some TLC. I fixed some curb rash on the wheels, addressed some suspension issues, tinted the windows, detailed it, replaced some missing items (2nd row middle head rest, cargo cover) and added a few small things to make the interior more useful for my family.
I spent the last few weeks giving it some TLC. I fixed some curb rash on the wheels, addressed some suspension issues, tinted the windows, detailed it, replaced some missing items (2nd row middle head rest, cargo cover) and added a few small things to make the interior more useful for my family.
Great looking family vehicle.
That looks great!
Thank you!
This thing is massive. It makes my leveled Tundra look small. That doesn't really come through in the pics.
Damn
Probably an unpopular opinion, but I think those last few 200s are the best looking Land Cruiser ever.
Someone at my kids school has a maroon one with the bronze BBS wheels... Looks incredible
Probably an unpopular opinion, but I think those last few 200s are the best looking Land Cruiser ever.
Someone at my kids school has a maroon one with the bronze BBS wheels... Looks incredible
Funny. When I had a 200, most LC fans bemoaned its bulbous and inflated lines. Always saying the 80 was the last great looking LC. (Because it is).
I agree the 20-21s do look great but it's also revisionist history. We need a good 300 series now damn it!
I agree the 20-21s do look great but it's also revisionist history. We need a good 300 series now damn it!
Bruh - did you see the photos I posted. The 200's beautiful. Obviously I'm biased though.
I own a 200 and a couple of 80s. I've always felt like the 80 is the best looking generation. Over time, I've really started to appreciate the looks of the 60 and 70 series Cruisers which were probably my least favorite 10 years ago.
Yes…it's nice, but as I said, it's only nice because we miss it versus what Toyota gives us today, but if you owned a 200 when they were coming off the showroom floor, they were being dismissed as bloated and bulbous from the 70/80 guys. 100s are the lost generation…awesome but not timeless. They are having their moment now, and arguably more desirable than a 200.
When i traded my 200, I got $16K. Knowing what I know now, I would have kept it, even if it meant putting in in storage to make room for the other cars in the driveway. Like yours, they are more appreciated today then they were in 2007-2021. You did well!
When i traded my 200, I got $16K. Knowing what I know now, I would have kept it, even if it meant putting in in storage to make room for the other cars in the driveway. Like yours, they are more appreciated today then they were in 2007-2021. You did well!
texag06ish said:
I finally had a chance to snap some pics of the new addition.
I spent the last few weeks giving it some TLC. I fixed some curb rash on the wheels, addressed some suspension issues, tinted the windows, detailed it, replaced some missing items (2nd row middle head rest, cargo cover) and added a few small things to make the interior more useful for my family.
Our LX570 is using a little coolant and at 225K miles I'm thinking that it's possibly the valley leak. I need to change the oil anyway so I'll for any coolant on the back of the engine.
What's a good shop in Houston & estimate for the price of repair?
My mechanic charged me $500 a few years ago for my Tundra, but another $500 to fix the evap pump flange that was damaged during the repair.
What's a good shop in Houston & estimate for the price of repair?
My mechanic charged me $500 a few years ago for my Tundra, but another $500 to fix the evap pump flange that was damaged during the repair.
Duggy's garage or Javier's
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/2021-toyota-land-cruiser-62/
Still a day left. Crazy prices on these later 200s
Still a day left. Crazy prices on these later 200s
JB said:
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/2021-toyota-land-cruiser-62/
Still a day left. Crazy prices on these later 200s
That is insane.
And it's not even a Heritage edition!
Makes our 21 purchase 2 years ago look like a steal.
Makes our 21 purchase 2 years ago look like a steal.
Naveronski said:
Duggy's garage or Javier's
Dropped it off at Duggy's just now and saw this in the showroom. Good ideas for wife's anniversary later this year.
This is the most we've used the LX for off road....
drumboy said:Naveronski said:
Duggy's garage or Javier's
Dropped it off at Duggy's just now and saw this in the showroom. Good ideas for wife's anniversary later this year.
This is the most we've used the LX for off road....
Only "so far"! My truck is a 12 year project, you have plenty of time.
drumboy said:Naveronski said:
Duggy's garage or Javier's
Dropped it off at Duggy's just now and saw this in the showroom. Good ideas for wife's anniversary later this year.
This is the most we've used the LX for off road....
Crap, $2,500 for the valley leak. Is that the going rate these days?!
AgCMT said:JB said:
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/2021-toyota-land-cruiser-62/
Still a day left. Crazy prices on these later 200s
That is insane.
132k!
Makes me feel better about the ridiculous price I just paid for my 2021 Land Cruiser HE
Does anyone have any suggestions for a simple hitch mounted swing out spare tire older? I'm not wanting to drop 2500+ on a ARB or Dissent bumper setup.
This is for an '03 LC 100.
This is for an '03 LC 100.
AgCMT said:
Does anyone have any suggestions for a simple hitch mounted swing out spare tire older? I'm not wanting to drop 2500+ on a ARB or Dissent bumper setup.
This is for an '03 LC 100.
https://wilcooffroad.com/collections/tire-carriers?srsltid=AfmBOop3sNHHM6O52P2KGmmviUztYyyzgYsr5qt7D9YhxmJgSOjpX6Qd
These guys are in Burnet I believe.
Perfect! Thank you.
Agree; Wilco seems to be the standard for hitch mounted tire carriers.
Unless you want the ability to take it off regularly, I'd say the best route to go for mounting a swing-out to OEM bumper is General Green Manufacturing. Theirs fits so much tighter to the body and look much slicker. And it's cheaper! But it requires some basic mods
https://www.generalgreenmanufacturing.com/product-page/100-series-bolt-on-tire-carrier
https://www.generalgreenmanufacturing.com/product-page/100-series-bolt-on-tire-carrier
That looks fantastic
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