modernbeat wrote:
Diesel, yes. Lots of home brewed 4Bt swaps. A few less Mercedes swaps. And both home brew and commercial VW TDi swaps.
http://www.hpamotorsport.com/tdijeep.htm
according to their website they aren't doing XJ conversions...only YJ and TJ. They say they will develop an XJ kit only if there is enuf interest.
Not sure how much different an XJ swap could be though...
parker
Reader
10/11/12 7:42 p.m.
Biggest knock against LandCruisers for me is the horrible fuel mileage. That, and no manual transmission for the US after the 60 series.
z31maniac wrote:
Yes, but wasn't that some kind of crazy on-sale special?
After a $500 rebate yes. Still cheap without it.
92CelicaHalfTrac wrote:
but the 80-series might be found in decent shape for a RELATIVELY reasonable price if you're very patient.
No way, not a FZJ80 (the one with the 4.5L '6). They're GREAT vehicles, but man do they command a premium.
Apparently my google-fu fails me.
What is the name of the most famous overland magazine in the US?
So I can register with their forum
Osterkraut wrote:
92CelicaHalfTrac wrote:
but the 80-series might be found in decent shape for a RELATIVELY reasonable price if you're very patient.
No way, not a FZJ80 (the one with the 4.5L '6). They're GREAT vehicles, but man do they command a premium.
By reasonable i mean under $10k. Everytime i see one up for sale locally my eyes water.
Jaynen
HalfDork
10/11/12 11:15 p.m.
I've seen quite a few around 10k in San Diego. You know something is a good car when the rich people who could afford something much newer are still driving and caring for them all over the place