Virginia Beach is Quiet and needs a bit of Music.

Don’t even think about it! You can’t try to buy it and then start a new thread to try to sell it!!

 

Cool! An FJ-60!

Look for rust, carburetor/smog equipment issues, and front axle knuckle leakage. FJ-60's came with 4 speed manual transmissions. The FJ-62's, intro'd in 1988, came with auto trans, fuel injection, electric windows/door locks, and nicer interior trim (and rectangular headlamps). Top speed on both versions is about 65mph.

If you were savvy, you would find/import an FJ-60 with the 12H-T direct injection turbodiesel (Canada).

 

I bet he could...

 

Found another

 

It's an 88'

 

That things cool
I wish I had cash on hand to just pull over and make an offer on rigs like that.

 

They just don't look right to me, parked in the city like that.

 

The asking prices in craigslist ads for those old 4x4s, toyota and otherwise, are hilarious.

 

Yep. You would think these trucks are made of gold.

 

Agreed

 

No I mean the year. 1988

 

Must be where HomeBoy kept his boat.

 

https://www.youtube.com/embed/HpEtzS3E1i0

 

I lived near the corner of 23rd St. and 4th Ave. for 20 years; used to ride my bike through Prospect Park all the time on my way to my office.

Also used to ride my bike along the "shore" from Red Hook down to the Verrazano Bridge looking for access to the ocean, only found 3 small areas one could actually approach the water.

When I first moved to Brooklyn in 1994, there were no tall buildings along 4th Ave south of Atlantic Ave; now, it's like walking through a canyon.

 

Anyone remember Todd Shipyard in Redhook (presently ikea)?
Place closed down in the early 90s, and we did a partial site assessment of it about 15yrs later. They just closed the doors, everything was as it was left, including countless little wooden blocks utilized as flooring, all the paycheck and injury reports from the early 30's on and two jeep CJ's, an interesting site for sure.

 

We had shipyard in San Pedro named Todd's ship yard in the port of LA