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We don't name our vehicles, however our LC80 was named "Frodo" by Charlotte at McBride's Camp.

We don't drive at night where there's a significant risk of hitting animals. If unavoidable, then we drive "within the lights". No extra lights, although we replaced the bulbs in the standard "explorers" with LEDs.

I'd go with the Series 80, and look for a low Km model (the year is less important than the Km).

That's getting close to 10 Kg - you could take 8 bottles of wine instead. Seriously, the only items we would normally take are replacement light bulbs, fuses, a fan belt, tie-wraps, duck tape, and WD40. We used to take engine and transmission oil, brake fluid, and coolant, but for the last...

To avoid wasting people's time - it's now been sold

Sent you an email with some details.

Let me know an email address and I'll send more pictures. Reason for selling - completed our travel in Africa (for now - no plans to be back for a few years so don't need the vehicle), and after lending the vehicle to friends for another trip it's now ready for sale. Currently around 325 K Km.

Update - reduced price USD 6500 / GBP 5170

Our Series 80 Land Cruiser has now completed 3 "big trips" around Africa, and has just completed a full service/maintenance so it ready for its next "big trip". 1) Nairobi to Capetown and back (previous owner) 2) Nairobi to Capetown and back - Kenya, Tanzania, Zambia, Zimbabwe, South Africa...

Hello: we live in Colombia, and are currently in Kenya at the tail end of a nine month trip from Nairobi to Capetown and back. We have a Land Cruiser series 80 for this trip, have a Mitsubishi Montero at home, and in the past have travelled widely in various vehicles (Europe, Asia, North...