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1974 Toyota FJ40 Landcruiser Up for sale is my 1974 FJ40, I have owned this truck for 10+ years and have taken it all over the country to explore the best wheeling spots America has to offer. My daughter is getting married, which is an expensive proposition for me. My loss can be your gain...

Thanks, appreciate it.

Here is the 1st episode of our Moab Series

episode 001 of Black Sheep Cruisers, Moab

Black Sheep Cruisers based out of Mandeville headed out west to Colorado and Utah -- here is episode 001

huh, its playing for me??

The black sheep cruisers hit up Moab last week and it was insanely awesome. Here is a link to a highlight video of the trip.

This is great advice for what to add to your rig, however I would interject that rock sliders are one of my top 3 priorities when I build. Nothing is worse than a damaged rocker panel...just my $.02

Headed to Moab in March for a week then back in April for the TLCA Cruise Moab event. From the Cruise Moab event the 80 Series will head to Denver where it will be put in storage til the high country passes open up for the summer overland season. Hoping to make 4-6 trips this summer/fall.

You can follow FAT Amy @fat_amy_the_landcruiser on IG

I found a great hack in YouTube to remove grease from the undercarriage. I blew a seal and spewed grease all over the undercarriage and used easy off oven cleaner to break it down. Worked great.

After spending the summer in Colorado I brought FAT AMY back home to start the next round of mods to get her ready for Moab in March and April, then she will be driven back over to Colorado for the summer months. After last summers experience and getting some ideas on what I needed/want to make...

Early July I drove the 80 to Colorado to take the family on vacation in the high country...loved it so much that I left the truck in Denver and have been back 3 times this summer, headed back again Thurs to try and get in a late weekend...Once the snow shuts down the trail in Colo will be headed...

Awesome, thanks and will do. Appreciate it!!

Thanks Neal, great resource--I appreciate it.

Thanks for the feedback-- Appreciate it--It can be so easy to psych yourself out from youtube. My main apprehension is that I will be traveling with my family and do not have any other rigs with me--Just want to make sure I am not missing anything that is not doable once I enter the trail...

Thanks for the input--This feedback helps as this is my thoughts from watching the youtube videos, lots of hype but if you are patient and know how to use your vehicle it doesn't look all that hard, I appreciate the feedback and it is on my list for next weekend.