older toyota landcruiser options

[Bird]

thoughts on this?

Its not an older vintage toyota landcruiser/prado wagon

[paceman]

Its not an older vintage toyota landcruiser/prado wagon

considering it's over 10 years old, with 250000 on the clock, i would beg to differ?

[Bird]

I think your going to offend a lot of "Vintage" cruiser owners. A 100 series is hardly vintage! I wouldn't even call 80 series vintage. but that's me.

I would have said vintage would be a 40/50/60 series

[paceman]

I think your going to offend a lot of "Vintage" cruiser owners. A 100 series is hardly vintage! I wouldn't even call 80 series vintage. but that's me.

I would have said vintage would be a 40/50/60 series

meant 'older vintage' in the thread title as 'older than a few years old'... not 'vintage' in the automotive dictionary sense...

apologies for the confusion...

[nab]

Hey Paceman, they have a good reputation. That example looks to be pretty clean and tidy with some nice mods, just get in and drive it.

If you have never had a big petrol 4x4 before, don't be fooled thinking you will get less than 20L/100km around the city especially with bigger lift and tyres. If it has a nice sounding exhaust that won't help the fuel consumption either!!!! Unless driving like a granny, and then you "may" get 16-17L/100km if you're lucky... Some get less but they are the exception to the rule.

(I'm with Bird on the older vintage, this Cruiser definitely doesn't fit that description hahaha!!! It quite modern regarding features, tech, motor/gearbox design and construction.)