Toyota Land Cruiser Story

[@erwinfraanje8170]

In my opinion probably the best car ever made, the Landcruiser

[@hugomx5387]

I currently have a 1978 bj40, 1982 hj60 and a 1989 hj61. Absolutely amazing machines.

[@pabloalvarezosorio9624]

"Drive a legend, drive a Land Cruiser". I love my rugged companion FJ45 pickup,1980 !!!

[@SgtBerryhill]

I'm on my 6th Land Cruiser. Four FJ40's and one FJ45 truck. My current Cruiser is a 1981 FJ40. My first vehicle ever was a 1970 FJ40 with a "Three on the tree" transmission. Every time i had one, someone always offered more than I thought it was worth. They are awesome trucks, fun to drive, greater head turners, and a great investment. If Toyota would offer new FJ40's, I'd be the first in line to buy one.

[@zeeb7846]

Land Cruiser; the most successful all terrain vehicle in the history of the world, so far!

[@lewisaudy8791]

Simply the best.Love that brand!

[@Palifiox]

The bit of film purporting to be from 1955 is on an Australian road with a 1968 - 69 HK Holden sedan coming the other way at 2:48. An Australia -Japan trade agreement came into force in 1957 and Australia was the first market of any size for Japanese cars, the Cruiser was perhaps the first Toyota model sent here. Since both counties had right hand drive, they didn't need much re-engineering. Until the later 1960s Australia still built more cars than Japan and we rarely saw a japanese car until about 1964. The American dominated companies were very slow to catch up with the levels of standard equipment on the Japanese cars in Australia, and the English as ever had problems with reliability, particularly with cheaper models. So buyers of small cars mobbed Japanese car dealers. By 1970 some Toyota commercial vehicles including the Cruiser and Hilux were being assembled by Thiess Bros at a plant on Kerry Road, close to the Archerfield light aircraft airstrip in Brisbane. I worked across the road from that plant for about 8 months then, but how much locally made stuff went into them I do not know. Nearly all that film, with exception of some of the snow scenes was shot in Australia.

[@penvon]

Til this day the English brands have yet to work out their reliability issues.

[@GamerHeavy]

+penvon *indian brands

[@RobertCarrizal]

I love 80 series are amazing land cruiser best engine 1FZ-FE A442 and Triple Locked diffs

[@jasoncarpp7742]

Awesome video! I've always been interested in the Toyota Land Cruiser. I regret that I've never owned or driven a Land Cruiser. My favourite Land Cruiser models are the FJ55, the FJ60, the FJ62, and the FJZ80.

[@kingjamesthe2ndable]

the intro music is amazing

[@mcfobossan]

Do another one with the same song repeats through the whole video

[@markmiami7539]

Thaus is very strong

[@anilaltinay6049]

Music: Stomping Grounds - Silent Partner

[@jonathanconley1960]

Band name of the intro music?

[@KingRoseArchives]

Jonathan Conley Don't know. Sorry. It came embedded on the film from Toyota.

[@anilaltinay6049]

Stomping Grounds - Silent Partner

[@IROCMAN666]

When does this car was exported in Europe for the first time ?

[@KingRoseArchives]

Not sure but could be in 1977 - when the @wiki/Irish_Army took delivery of the first of 77 FJ45 Land Cruisers. Had been exported to Australia and Brazil and later Canada. Think it took longer to make it into the Continent.

[@IROCMAN666]

King Rose Archives Thank you for the answer. :)

[@mangataspanjaitan8643]

i have one series 40

[@KingRoseArchives]

Classics.

[@epoim3309]

По русски есть здесь кто ещё? 19.01.2018

[@adolfadolfovich7297]

Есть

[@epoim3309]

Ну 0к

[@adolfadolfovich7297]

@@epoim3309 пять лет прошло, как жизнь дружище?

[@robparfitt2391]

Knufd