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Originally Posted by Gurkha
I have driven it, the only other true off roader apart from G Wagen and Gurkha, can do terrains which would make a stock G think twice. FJ's are legendary for their durability and reliability, in Australia or Africa, they are overloaded and run for years with little or no care, I know a certain nickel mine in Australia uses the older FJ for inside the mine transport.
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Are you thinking of the older FJ's or the new FJ Cruiser?
We had a 72 FJ 55 which my wife rolled in the middle of the night on I-80 in Wyoming. Ended up in the ditch upright. Put it in 4WD got back on the highway and kept driving. Had a canoe on top and you could see the impression in the dirt where it landed on top of the canoe. No damage to the canoe (OT Tripper). Busted out a rear window when my metal toolbox hit it and popped the rubber gasket out around the windshield.