It is in such good condition and for that price it's an absolute steal, good on you for getting it! The clicking you hear when turning the key is the idle solenoid on the carb - that's how you know it's working. I would love to see how the engine runs after setting the timing on the distributor and tuning the carb. Do you have a vacuum gauge? That will give you a good insight on if you have any issues. Looking forward to your progress.
I do enjoy your programs and noticed you now have more enthusiasm in your voice. For a while i noticed you were repeating yourself on matters but not so much now. Keep up the good work and congratulations on all your knowledge of a lot of areas
I am trying to put videos out regularly but when I need to do some thing that takes awhile the videos can get repetitive. Sorry about that but my videos are of what I'm doing at the moment. Thanks for watching!
On my 78 I have the same hood and my rims are welded rims. I think if u have discs in the front then they are likely welded but check interwebs. Ps Toyota still sells the rims and hubcaps, but $$$
Awesome! I've got a '72 in red with 76K on it and the same level of rust. Mine is locked up and I think it may have big issues with the engine. I drained the oil and some metallic stuff came out. I'm not sure if it spun a bearing and it is hung up there or if the pistons are siezed. It was stored outside with all the sparkplugs out but the hood closed. I put an inspection camera down the sparkplug holes and it looks like new in there even hone marks so I'm thinking 76K is accurate. Looking forward to watching you get this thing moving. That rear hatch door is big money - I paid 500 for mine... I think you can double the fuel capacity by putting a mid 80's S10 Blazer tank in at the very back under the bed - supposed to 'just fit'.
Watched a couple of your videos and subscribed,I'm sure you will replace the valve cover gasket,look and see if there's not a bunch of crud up there keeping it from drawing back to the oil pan,have a good day.
I had to get titles to 80 CJ7 and 77 FJ40 in Fairbanks AK last summer. It was only $100 for the bond then tags and title were like $200-$300 more. It was not hard to do. Just trailered them to a finance company and it took them 20 minutes to type it up.
Nice find I am picking up my third one Saturday found her in a junk yard 78 mustard yellow surprisingly not a total rust bucket from east coast all original but rims unfortunately
Wow that was almost too easy to get that running! Either you’re now well practiced, the power of video editing, or u found a winner! Can’t wait to follow along on this journey. Body and floors will fix up nicely. Curious about the main beam, the support under and behind the fron seats in front of the rear wheels. Mine needs repair yet I just can’t stomach the thought of taking the body off the frame to fix and not sure how to fix it in place…. Cheers. Oh btw that radio delete plate u made was awesome, I need to find one of those.
Just finding your channel on the FJ projects. Very nice and a awesome buy. Are you located in the states? I just rolled my 40 out today that you see in the thumb nail. I overhauled that 2f I mentioned and she’s ready to go on the stand. I’m hoping to have mine back on the road by the end of July. Keep up the good work!
I was wondering what your wife thinks about these restorations and what do you do for a living? Also, to completely restore the Toyota, how much will you have to invest?
For one I have the best wife. I was a mechanical designer but right now my primary job is watching my kids and the rest of the time what you see in my videos is what I do for a living. As for the restoration my goal is to be between 10-15k for everything. I will do everything myself so that saves a lot of money.
@@HumbleAcresAcres You are a lucky man. I was thinking it would be much more than 10k to 15k, but you are much more knowledgeable than I am regarding this project. Thanks for replying so quickly, I am excited to see more videos.
Grate video man I love TLs I got my hj45 is just fun to drive them I always wash your videos if you no ho can fix dash clastes my is bad thanks if you respond
I really enjoy your videos and the wide range of projects that you tackle. However, I do cringe a bit when I see you start up a car engine in the garage with the door closed! The carbon monoxide in the exhaust is poisonous but odorless, so you don't easily detect it. Even more dangerous when you have an attached garage and small children. Please stay safe!
I’m interested in some of the parts from the old one that you won’t need for the new one if you want to sell a few to offset some of your restoration costs let me know.
Thanks for your respond I got drums brakes to thanks man I will keep washing your videos I just don’t like to see your Landcruiser go sho shop but that’s how things are thanks again
Toyota unbreakable, thanks to the people who keep them alive. Greetings from Germany
Love that another one has been saved!
Cool addition to the garage! The 'Internets' want to know: was there anything hiding under the hubcap at the bottom of the bucket? LOL
Lol I never looked
Nice ...i just got one too...HJ47...keep documenting...it s interesting...
That was fantastic loved it great job as always thank you for sharing and your time was really great never miss a video.
It is in such good condition and for that price it's an absolute steal, good on you for getting it! The clicking you hear when turning the key is the idle solenoid on the carb - that's how you know it's working. I would love to see how the engine runs after setting the timing on the distributor and tuning the carb. Do you have a vacuum gauge? That will give you a good insight on if you have any issues. Looking forward to your progress.
Nice find 👍Rebuild the original carburetor with Japanese carb rebuild kit. don't buy the Chinese carburetor on eBay. waste of money.
I do enjoy your programs and noticed you now have more enthusiasm in your voice. For a while i noticed you were repeating yourself on matters but not so much now. Keep up the good work and congratulations on all your knowledge of a lot of areas
I am trying to put videos out regularly but when I need to do some thing that takes awhile the videos can get repetitive. Sorry about that but my videos are of what I'm doing at the moment. Thanks for watching!
The rims a ok to use. They are not split rims. Looks like a fun project. I look forward to more videos. Good luck👍
On my 78 I have the same hood and my rims are welded rims. I think if u have discs in the front then they are likely welded but check interwebs. Ps Toyota still sells the rims and hubcaps, but $$$
Awesome! I've got a '72 in red with 76K on it and the same level of rust. Mine is locked up and I think it may have big issues with the engine. I drained the oil and some metallic stuff came out. I'm not sure if it spun a bearing and it is hung up there or if the pistons are siezed. It was stored outside with all the sparkplugs out but the hood closed. I put an inspection camera down the sparkplug holes and it looks like new in there even hone marks so I'm thinking 76K is accurate. Looking forward to watching you get this thing moving. That rear hatch door is big money - I paid 500 for mine... I think you can double the fuel capacity by putting a mid 80's S10 Blazer tank in at the very back under the bed - supposed to 'just fit'.
That’s awesome get that thing running.
Also love those one year tail lights on the 73s
Looking good on the new addition.
Good for you! Looking forward to seeing progress no matter the rate it happens at! Theo
Watched a couple of your videos and subscribed,I'm sure you will replace the valve cover gasket,look and see if there's not a bunch of crud up there keeping it from drawing back to the oil pan,have a good day.
I had to get titles to 80 CJ7 and 77 FJ40 in Fairbanks AK last summer. It was only $100 for the bond then tags and title were like $200-$300 more. It was not hard to do. Just trailered them to a finance company and it took them 20 minutes to type it up.
Must be different there. It can be expensive here.
Nice find I am picking up my third one Saturday found her in a junk yard 78 mustard yellow surprisingly not a total rust bucket from east coast all original but rims unfortunately
Wow that was almost too easy to get that running! Either you’re now well practiced, the power of video editing, or u found a winner! Can’t wait to follow along on this journey. Body and floors will fix up nicely. Curious about the main beam, the support under and behind the fron seats in front of the rear wheels. Mine needs repair yet I just can’t stomach the thought of taking the body off the frame to fix and not sure how to fix it in place…. Cheers. Oh btw that radio delete plate u made was awesome, I need to find one of those.
This one was truly that easy. It’s definitely a winner!
Just finding your channel on the FJ projects. Very nice and a awesome buy. Are you located in the states? I just rolled my 40 out today that you see in the thumb nail. I overhauled that 2f I mentioned and she’s ready to go on the stand. I’m hoping to have mine back on the road by the end of July. Keep up the good work!
Yes, I live in the Midwest. Looks like you have a nice FJ yourself.
Humble Acres thanks 20+ years in the making lol
AWESOME! Congrats
If I could buy your old fender lights so I can put it in my bj40. Thank u sir
In that condition what did you pay? Pls...I'm looking at a 72 FJ40 with 72k ( no title) they're asking $5200.00...just not sure what they go for
$2500 with title
Good video
Where do you look to find these? A website? Newspaper?
Constantly looking and acting quickly.
How big is your garage? I was surprised that both Toyota's fit easily.
It is 24'x32'
respect amazing job
Thanks!
I was wondering what your wife thinks about these restorations and what do you do for a living? Also, to completely restore the Toyota, how much will you have to invest?
For one I have the best wife. I was a mechanical designer but right now my primary job is watching my kids and the rest of the time what you see in my videos is what I do for a living. As for the restoration my goal is to be between 10-15k for everything. I will do everything myself so that saves a lot of money.
@@HumbleAcresAcres You are a lucky man. I was thinking it would be much more than 10k to 15k, but you are much more knowledgeable than I am regarding this project. Thanks for replying so quickly, I am excited to see more videos.
@@fstoll3 There are more on the way. Glad you enjoy the content!
Grate video man I love TLs I got my hj45 is just fun to drive them I always wash your videos if you no ho can fix dash clastes my is bad thanks if you respond
Sorry I'm not to sure what your saying. Glad you like the videos!
It was pretty dirty!
I really enjoy your videos and the wide range of projects that you tackle. However, I do cringe a bit when I see you start up a car engine in the garage with the door closed! The carbon monoxide in the exhaust is poisonous but odorless, so you don't easily detect it. Even more dangerous when you have an attached garage and small children. Please stay safe!
I am aware and normally crack the door for some reason I didn't this time. Thanks for watching!
I’m interested in some of the parts from the old one that you won’t need for the new one if you want to sell a few to offset some of your restoration costs let me know.
Email me at gutentight@gmail.com
If you got disc brake system if front if want to select let me know so we can talk
I don't have disc brakes.
Thanks for your respond I got drums brakes to thanks man I will keep washing your videos I just don’t like to see your Landcruiser go sho shop but that’s how things are thanks again
I can’t find anything even close to that price.