I have owned 4 Land Cruisers, with my current (and hopefully the one I’ll own for the rest of my life!) being my 1997 FZJ80 Wagon:

• ARB Bullbar w/8K Winch; Synthetic Winchline
• Old Man Emu 2.5″ Lift
• Falken Rocky Mountain 285/75R16 A/T’s
• Factory E-Lockers
• HIR Headlights (High/Low Beams)
• CREE Reverse LED’s
• Interior LED Upgrade
• National Luna 52L Refrigerator
• Factory CDL Switch
• Slee Transfer Case Skid Plate
• JDM Hand Throttle
• JDM Cup Holder
• Front/Rear Tuff Duck Seat Covers
• AO Drawer System w/fit kit

A driveway shot, but a recent pic to show the new bedliner on the Wagon!

Here’s the wagon in full camp mode.

Here’s a recent shot of my wagon during a solo run I did up to the Evans Creek area.

Here is some quick info on the Troopie, nicknamed “Sydney” or just “Syd” that was sold in January 2013:

• 1994 Toyota Land Cruiser 75 series Troop Carrier
• 1HZ inline 6 cylinder naturally aspirated diesel
• H55 5 speed manual transmission
• Factory Limited Slip rear axle
• Leaf springs all around and they appear to have a 2in lift over stock
• Factory snorkle with Donaldson large pre-cleaner
• National Luna dual battery setup with 2 Odyssey batteries up front and a group 31 Sears/Odyssey battery in the rear.
• Custom fuse box in rear
• Extreme Outback High Output compressor & 2gal tank in rear
• Pioneer cd player with aux input
• 4 new speakers
• 4 custom bucket seats with custom frames/mounts by Safari Pacific, this allows a pass through from the front to the back of the rig. Also gives stadium style seating to the rear folks so they can see out the front & sides easily
• Triple layer soundproof & insulation done to floor/roof/walls
• Custom rear storage/sleep setup for 2.
• Custom rear bumper with swingout for the tire & propane tank
• 3 Rigid LED light bars, 2x6in & 1x10in
• 33×10.5x15in BFG AT’s
• National Luna 52L Weekender Fridge/Freezer

Here’s my 2nd Land Cruiser, a 1992 FJ80 Wagon.  RIP!

My favorite shot of my 1992 FJ80, from a Colockum Snow run in December 2010.  RIP!

I’ve only got a few low-res shots of my first Land Cruiser, a 1978 FJ40.  She went to a great home!