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Found this beast of an 80 in Japan

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Found this beast of an 80 in Japan

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http://www.best-trade-car.com/carview.php?view=598
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Post by Hardcorr »

First thoughts was it had an Arctic conversion, then on closer inspection it is all revealed.
Love how the bumpers have been mounted on top of the chassis rails. All that extra clearance to then mount steps off the chassis and lose more clearance than a standard 80.
Amazing what some people do for kicks. Wonder what the body blocks are made out of, probably water pipe.
Don't you love seeing these.


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Post by wrksux »

i was thinking that, it is one hell of a body lift, im sure it was done legally and would have no problems changeing lanes on a freeway....
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:D Note the shortarse next to left rear wheel, bottom pic :lol:
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Post by Guy From Nowhere »

That spare wheel aint gonna be much help...:D
[quote="MissForbyNooB"] I've played with you AND your missus. [/quote]
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More japanese rigs
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:D
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:D
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There are more pics here but it needs to be translated.
http://landcruiser80.com/event/2005/
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Post by GRIMACE »

they obviously dont do and offcamber stuff over there :shock:
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doesnt look that way. but the "trail warrior" doesnt look all that high.
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I love these 80 series pics. Keep them comming.
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Thats all i have. Translate this site and you'll find more :D http://landcruiser80.com/event/2005/
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Post by RV80 »

I figured out how to translate the previous website i put up. http://translate.google.com/translate?u ... uage_tools

This is some japanese parts place i found.
http://216.239.39.104/translate_c?hl=en ... a%26sa%3DG
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