MuMu the FJ40 at home on Kauai
I have been a Toyota Land Cruiser fanatic for as long as I can remember. The first time I saw a mustard colored 40 series back in high school, I remember thinking I had to have one.
Fast forward to 1990 when I picked up my first Toyota Land Cruiser while we were living over on Kauai. It was a 1977 FJ40 with 22,000 miles on the odometer, talk about a “barn find”.
Wheeling the FJ60 in Anza Borrego
Since then we have owned a red 1982 FJ60 Wagon named “Clifford”, a 1992 FJ80 we affectionately named “Tubbs” and more recently a 1985 Canadian BJ70 that now lives with its’ new owner in Ohio.
Toyota BJ70 Land Cruiser on Egg Mountain
Our HZJ80 Land Cruiser in the Anza Borrego Desert
Our current Land Cruiser is a 1HZ powered FJ80 series which makes it a HZJ80 somewhat. HZJ80′s came from the factory with full floating axles and part time 4wd unlike our AWD version.
Hard to say which Land Cruiser I will be looking at next but I can guarantee it will be diesel powered. 
