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MITSUBISHI and MAHINDRA made 70% of WILLY'S products. Take a look at the talon, grand caravan's engine...ITS ALL A MITSUBISHI .... Toyota said NO to help KAISER build jeeps because they where building their own general purpose vehicles

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The 40 tshirts still available? If so how do we order?

farmers used to use FJ40s instead of tractors in some places - damn things were bombproof.

There is a bunch more info you could have put in your video as well, like there legendary motor was originally a gm motor they sold the blueprints to toyota, and they originally called it a jeep and got in big trouble.... lots of interesting things if you dug a little deeper... I have a 74 model and they actually aren't that reliable lol.... thx for the video

Down Under, the diesel version of the FJ’s are very sought after, known as the BJ. There are several reasons why the BJ is more popular than the FJ. For one, fuel is more expensive here than in America, and diesel vehicles are cheaper to run, high compression which has better engine braking, always in tune with no spark plugs, leads etc, no electronic problems when crossing rivers etc, higher torque than petrol engines which is great for towing and the list goes on. We call them shorties, cruisers fourbys, 4 wheel drives or BJ’s. There is a big trend now to convert the suspension from leaf springs to coil springs.

I need to know if I change the 3 speed manual gear box to a four speed would I have to up match the ratio in the differential?

Rob has built some serious cars man…Wow

I have a 84 4x4 base model Toyota pickup and absolutely love it, I also have a 98 Cherokee and love it. But I'd trade both for an fj40, because well I love them even more.

Just discovered this video...takes me back about 50 years lol. My father drove a 1970's something FJ. I nicknamed it the "bone shaker" because it juggled you over every little pot hole and bump. Loved it.

Happy owner of a 2006 land cruiser. They are ridiculously tough and as long as you stick to the maintenance schedule, will last you 500-600k miles.

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The opening truck in the mud had a chevy logo on the windshield because it has a 350 conversion... just sayin

I owned a FJ40 1979 6cyl 4.2lt. Best capable 4x4 on 33' of its day.

As an owner of a 67 FJ40, it's a tank. Thank you for the video!

Fj45 here! ❤

Just out of curiosity, where could I get a copy of that picture in your thumbnail?

This is the japanese vintage version of Hummer.

The Honda in the background 👌 🤤

Great video! Thanks!!

Russ, I enjoyed your video. I subscribed, and looking forward to more of your videos. I’m currently looking for classic FJ40

I bought a '76 Fj40 all original except for an poorly designed extra gas tank. No sender, no gauge. Gas mileage wasn't the best. Unstoppable off road. You really didn't want to go over 50 mph highway. I got stupid and sold it...practically gave it away.

That was well done! I just picked up a 1974 for restoration!

Love my FJ40 1970 under Restoration

Very informative like the content 👌

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Clear message, clear structure, easy to understand, thank you

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4 Old School FJ40s: ua-cam.com/video/iNvTJrYy7mo/v-deo.html

Honestly a jeep isn't a pimple in a fj's butt.

Bought one 20 years ago. Love it. Can't tell you how many times I've been told what a nice Jeep I have lol.

thx collect and display more toyota fj land cruiser paraphernalia in the background and collect more eye catching shop materials

Bad video, the protagonist is not a guy with glasses is the FJ 40. Photos and videos should be photos of each one antiques models instead of the most recent model.

Those who own it say it's one toughest old vehicles to date.

I have a 1970 FJ40 purchased by my father in in 1969. I am in the process of a full restoration of the vehicle but it is complete 3 on the tree with a warn winch

how did you do it can you share with me , thank you

FJ40 Restoration Animation: ua-cam.com/video/UVF4Hex_AsQ/v-deo.html

The FJ-40 is actually an obsolete vehicle. I have had two that I restored over the years. They are rough and tough for sure, but anything but practical for everyday transportation. This is caveman stuff compared to what is available today.

If that was on the Philippines it would be a hauler

Great vid

Best looking truck of all time

great video. thanks. i have one fj40 75 and im working to make it new again.

Nice coming back to this vid now owning 1983 BJ42 :) Good job!

I bought the same seat but recovered it my self in a french stitch and added extra padding. Then i cut the loop to match the seat and drilled into the deat brackets it came with to lower the back end of the seat and cut the excess off

I drove an FJ40 in high school (80’s). I wish I still had it. Currently drive a Tacoma and Jeep JKU. The JK is better on the street and is better off-road, but it will never be as tough or as cool as an old FJ.

Nice briefed

good video...nice old honda in the background

Loved the outtakes! Way to personalize and make it your own! Much likes.

Cylinder capacity not piston.

Toyota should relaunch this FJ 40 model International with new technology engine and slight improvement on body side and rear mud guards and with single rear window above rear door.