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SWB Prado

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Post by MQ080 »

been seeing a few around sydney lately, what's the go with them. Grey imports i presume?!?!?
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Post by Mad Cruiser »

Yeah they're Grey Imports
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Post by Skip »

Which do you mean, the ones that look almost identical to a Bundera?
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Post by roscoFJ73 »

Yeah thats right Thats what the older prado that we didnt get looked like but they are longer than a bundera.Might be called a LC 77. I f you do a search for japanese landcruiser sites and you will find heaps of them
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Post by Skip »

My import is a LJ71G, which in Japan was a SWB Prado. Ive seen a few of the longer wheel base ones getting around perth.
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Post by MQ080 »

I'm talking about the shape that has just gone, & it had round headlights... would look ok decked out and without the IFS
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Post by maty »

i know the one you thinking of ran 1996 - 2002 i think 3.4v6 and a 3.0itd - seen two around brisbane one is the trading post a few weeks ago still wanted 30 grand for it - they look cool lifted and 33"
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Post by 96_Lux »

I could be wrong but im sure they are still IFS ( A Arm ) front end but with coil springs rather than the torsion rod/bar
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Post by maty »

yeah they are.
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Post by Skip »

Has anyone got a pic? So your talking about a modern shaped SWB Prado? That would be cool.
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Post by moose »

96_Lux wrote:I could be wrong but im sure they are still IFS ( A Arm ) front end but with coil springs rather than the torsion rod/bar


there is 1 getting around down here , SAS front !!!!
a mate saw it , looks good !!!
not sure on the handling thou !!!! :shock:
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Post by MQ080 »

bring on the photos
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Post by grimbo »

here's the latest 3dr Prado. Not the one you saw

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or was it this one
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Post by MQ080 »

like the red but a VX- looked real swish... but i'll still keep the MQ
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Post by NICK »

the one you have seen may not me SAS as they do come with 4 wheel coil, im pretty sure.


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Post by bj on roids »

NICK wrote:the one you have seen may not me SAS as they do come with 4 wheel coil, im pretty sure.


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yeah thats right the front is coil strut, not torsion bar!
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