[Pubic]

Hi all,

Listing this for a friend of mine.

I know its not a zook, but could imagine it filling somone's family requirements.

If you have any questions, please give her a call on 0400 304 464 - Deb.

She is asking $6,900 ono.

[Scrawny]

That's a tidy old Cruiser!

[Pubic]

It should be... She spent $12k in the last 5 years on it.

By no means is she a lead foot either.

[303zuke]

FJ or HJ?

[Scrawny]

303zuke wrote:

FJ or HJ?

Assuming FJ

[ZookFan]

Wow that's clean as!!!, love the color too!

[Pubic]

No idea mr 303.

Best to give her a call. She works nights and may be a little hard to get a hold of in the mornings.

[lightly]

Now that's a nice rig, I actually sold my 2h 60 series yesterday, was actually surprised with the fuel consumption was getting 10L/100km highway and 12-13L/100km highway.
was a nice car but going to start looking for a zook again
Good luck with the sale.

[SPRINT-GTO]

Manual or Auto??

[Joe]

SPRINT-GTO wrote:

Manual or Auto??

It says in one of the pics reconditioned gearbox and new clutch fitted 2010 so i'd say manual

[Lukeszook]

303zuke wrote:

FJ or HJ?

HJ. FJ's were the 40's were they not?

[Scrawny]

Lukeszook wrote:

303zuke wrote:

FJ or HJ?

HJ. FJ's were the 40's were they not?

HJ and FJ just refer to engines. HJ and BJ being diesel and FJ petrol

[sideways]

Lukeszook wrote:

303zuke wrote:

FJ or HJ?

HJ. FJ's were the 40's were they not?

For Toyota model names the first letter(s) refers to the engine family, so a 2F powered vehicle starts with an F, a 1HZ with HZ ect. The letter after the engine code is the family of cars. The Landcruiser family uses J, Corollas use A and so on. 1st number refers to the generation of that vehicle family, so a 40 series has a 4, 70 series a 7. The next number is the variation within that generation, though this doesn't always mean (say) a VDJ78 is the same as an LJ78 aside from the engine. Those 2 models actually share virtually nothing in common.

Because of that, FJ4x, FJ55, FJ6x, FJ7x, HJ4x, HJ6x and HJ7x are all vehicles that exist despite covering 4 generations and dozens of models.

[303zuke]

sideways wrote:

Lukeszook wrote:

303zuke wrote:

FJ or HJ?

HJ. FJ's were the 40's were they not?

For Toyota model names the first letter(s) refers to the engine family, so a 2F powered vehicle starts with an F, a 1HZ with HZ ect. The letter after the engine code is the family of cars. The Landcruiser family uses J, Corollas use A and so on. 1st number refers to the generation of that vehicle family, so a 40 series has a 4, 70 series a 7. The next number is the variation within that generation, though this doesn't always mean (say) a VDJ78 is the same as an LJ78 aside from the engine. Those 2 models actually share virtually nothing in common.

Because of that, FJ4x, FJ55, FJ6x, FJ7x, HJ4x, HJ6x and HJ7x are all vehicles that exist despite covering 4 generations and dozens of models.

A more dramatic example would be the RN70/LN70 Bundera and the FJ70/HJ70 SWB Cruiser. Although sharing an identical body and wheelbase, the Bundera has much lighter duty engine/gearbox and diffs from the Hilux range, while the SWB has heavy duty Cruiser driveline. Almost nothing mechanical interchanges.

While the 60 Series came in a Fj60 or HJ60, the Sahara (I recall) was either a FJ61 Petrol or HJ62 Diesel, so this vehicle is probably a diesel.

[DarkHorse]

With a gas conversion?

[Scrawny]

DarkHorse wrote:

With a gas conversion?

That's what made me assume petrol, but if it is diesel with gas that'd be awesome

[Pubic]

Link to ad on carsales - http://www.carsales.com.au/private/deta ... =2&sdmvc=1

I spoke to her again last night, it was $15k spent, not 12.

Petrol / Gas.

Rebuilding the engine including the internals to suit gas cost $9,700 alone.

[Pubic]

SOLD!