![]() 11/29/2015 at 21:50 • Filed to: None | ![]() | ![]() |
anyone have any photos of FJ prerunners?
and some other awesome stuff:
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I liek that last one.
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Nope but here’s a badass Tundra.
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I don’t know if this is what you’re looking for, but I found this as well.
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just saying, only the first one actually looks like a pre-runner. the other too just look like general off-roaders
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Yea, thats why i put them under “just other awesome stuff”
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i guess its still an FJ....
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its the really the only “FJ”, since the “F” is an engine and “J” is a chassis family designation. Gotta hand it to that F engine though, its sure lasted a helluva long time. 1955-1992
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I suspect this might be what you’re looking for
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wow that thing is badass
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Thanks for that. I did not know that. What was the ‘F’ engine?
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The Toyota “F” was the original Land Cruiser engine, derived from a chevy OHV I6 (from 1941) with a few modifications and a Chevy Stovebolt head (1929!) scaled up. It was updated slightly over the course of 37 years but the basic design was the same. i.e. the original land cruiser engine from the 50’s with technology from the 20’s was being build and sold in cars for America up until 1992 with the FJ80. FYI - F = F engine, J = J chassis series (land cruiser) number = series.
FJ-62 means land cruiser 62 chassis with an F engine
So if you know they engine, thats how you define the car. BJ45 = B series engine, Land Cruiser 45 series.
80 series land cruisers from 1990-1992 were FJ80, then when they went to the FZ engine they were FZJ80, like mine.
You are looking at getting FJ60/62 but B, and H engines were sold (BJ60/62, HJ60/62)
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Thank you. That is good to know.
Bookmarked the post for future reference.