This is my 1993 FZJ80 Land Cruiser. I plan to make mechanical and functional improvements and use it as my "overland" vehicle for extended offroad trips.
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A New Home for My Buns!
I got my Corbeau LG1 XL seats installed today. Pretty comfy, but a tight fit in an already snug vehicle made by small Japanese men.
I think I'll put some Scheel-Mann Vario XL seats in eventually, but these will do for now.
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