Look forward to watching the project. I have a 1980 BJ40 I am about to start restoring and am interested in following your experience.

Grüsse aus Deutschland. Glückwunsch! Es freut mich, einen FJ zu sehen, der seine Geschichte zeigen darf. Besser als neu renovierte, gibt es genug. Wir haben einen BJ von 1978 in der gleichen Farbe, der irgendwo in Afrika überlebt hat. Wir haben das nötige an der Technik gemacht, die Karosserie brauchte lediglich eine Konservierung. Er läuft im Sommer seit fünf Jahren im Alltag und macht Spass. Ich bin gespannt darauf, zu sehen, wenn du ihn gemacht hast.

Very interesting overview! I owned a ‘76 for many years with lots of off-road miles. Looking forward to seeing what you do with this. Good luck! Regards, Robert Subscribed

I currently have a year-round daily driver 78 FJ40LV-KCJA. I've had 4-78s, 1-71 and 1-63. All of the 78 steel tubs have disintegrated no matter how much prep and under-coating applied. I had enough of that and purchased an Aqualu aluminum 3/4 tub and couldn't be happier, everything else is stock except for headers and power steering. Good luck on your build!

this really made me feel better abut my 40 series cruiser, this things in terrible condition!

Nice truck. What’s with the bouncing around and what on earth do you carry in your pockets. It’s distracting.

cleanest workshop in the west! 😮

Congrats! I’m digging into a mustard 1978 FJ40 out of Alabama where it spent its whole life, in about the same shape as yours - except already in pieces which makes the clean up work so much easier. Putting it back together will be a fun challenge. Good luck and looking forward to seeing your progress.

Coolerman on ih8mud.Com makes new wiring harnesses

Awesome rig ...just need some love, looking forward for the next episodes.

Will be keeping an eye out for more videos 👍 I have a 1977 FJ40 very similar to yours.

I saw your post on facebook page and I am very excited for your build! Can't wait for the next update. Watching from 🇵🇭

And a trusty GA-1000-9B on the wrist, am I correct?

Damn would have loved one of them i remember them when growing up & working in South Africa in the 70,s

Pretty sure the ignition key opens the gas filler door. At least that’s the way it works on my 74 FJ40. 😊 Looking forward to the progress.

love these Toyotas, cant wait to see it done

Nice old rig. I got several of those

I'll be tuned in to watch the progress on this one! Just recently finished up a mechanical restoration on my 78 mustard yellow with 52k original miles 👍

Subscribed. Can’t wait to see the progress of this project. I have a 72’ California FJ40 that I purchased two years ago and have been mildly restoring it with my sons. They’re amazing vehicles and were built to survive. I believe the rear heater was either a factory option or a dealer option.

All the best on the journey! I have a Canadian 78 FJ40 about 90% completed after 6 years of pecking away. Was fortunate to get all the documentation including original bill of sale, cancelled check, warranty book and owners manual and service work orders. Looking forward to watching your rebuild. My ADHD wouldn’t allow me to video my resto! 😂 cheers

God speed on this one...going on o be a brutal restoration. But I’m subscribed 😊

What a project, I think that's the bit best way to have a project, bit of rust on the outside but mechanically sound!

"Patina, posh name for rust…" 🤣

Good invention but how many mah dose it need to run for 1hr on full brightness also how much dose it weight

Aero is everything

No issues with assembly for me kzbin.infoUgkxHL1v1R3NE5x4KiYfyt8dnQmyNYz7qi5L but I could see where some might benefit from using an experienced bike assembler/mechanic. I'm an older rider starting back after a 10 year break. This bike exceeds my capabilities and has been easy to get comfortable riding. I'm mostly on easy trails with almost no street riding and have not been disappointed with the performance of the bike. My fitness level is far below what I previously rode with and because of that the mileage is going on the bike slowly. While I'm losing weight slowly, the bike seems to tolerate my 220 pounds just fine. The bike has been used by several family members ranging from 5'5" - 5'9".

Damn the light is bright i thought wesly snipes was micheal b jordan 😅

Work good

Wow American police care about people

This is exactly what I need. Where can I buy it? If you made it yourself, what materials were required? Thanks.

The news will read this after this man is hit and killed cycling "a man wearing all black was hit while riding his bike today."

Crazy bright light! Even brigher than car lights. WOW!

Cool. All I gotta do is get my bike recovered to get it recovered..

I want to see this helmet mounted :)

You forgot to send a link to the scan cards for the go pro????

This is a great interview. Amazing questions and the perspective from the founder Damon is insane. Great job!

When will Damon come to Australia?

holy shit, this is really powerful!

Good video

huh this is positive

how long do the battery's last lol

That's a train light, not a bike light!

black gear demo on black shirt background, hands hands hands👎

This light has a bicycle....

I didnt know Jack Dorsey had a british accent

Thanks for your concern!

thanks bro for making knowledge about motovlog

I will take it in black please. Great video!!!!

Nice video and set up 👍 I learned something today and I will apply it to my motovlogging 👌 Keep safe always 🙏 godblessed AsgelTV here 👌

Great creative ideas, especially for this newbie motovlogger. Thanks so much!