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04-11-2006, 08:14 PM
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my friend's mom just recently purchased one. according to my friend, it drives like the 4runner. i'll be riding shotgun next week for our trip down to sd.
04-11-2006, 08:20 PM
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Originally Posted by SimbaDogg,Apr 11 2006, 07:39 PM
one just drove past me today, i was kinda awestruck at the design in person to be honest...kinda liked it
04-11-2006, 08:31 PM
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cant beat the price. and its the same size as an H3! they're huge. look miniscule on pictures...in person i love them tho. gimme one in black or that yellow...then i can just make my S a garage queen and tow it to the tracks.
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04-11-2006, 10:08 PM
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Hi JROD,
As an owner of 3 FJ40's, I have to say that I have waited some time to see a truly comparable product as the original FJ's.
Realizing I am an FJ nut, my friend owns one and he let me wheel it a little bit out in the desert. IMHO this is as tough as the original, however I am not to hip on the stock gearing, and I thought they would improve the towing capability (wheelbase still to short for large loads), but these are minor things. They still kept the cool things like rubber floors, lockers (new), and chain driven transfer case. BTW the rock sliders are a must!
Otherwise an outstanding tow, beater, etc. everything vehicle.
I am considering buying one after this summer. (Blue or possibly yellow)
For whatever it's worth
As an owner of 3 FJ40's, I have to say that I have waited some time to see a truly comparable product as the original FJ's.
Realizing I am an FJ nut, my friend owns one and he let me wheel it a little bit out in the desert. IMHO this is as tough as the original, however I am not to hip on the stock gearing, and I thought they would improve the towing capability (wheelbase still to short for large loads), but these are minor things. They still kept the cool things like rubber floors, lockers (new), and chain driven transfer case. BTW the rock sliders are a must!
Otherwise an outstanding tow, beater, etc. everything vehicle.
I am considering buying one after this summer. (Blue or possibly yellow)
For whatever it's worth
