The Toyota Landcruiser Owners Club

[MaxOffroad]

Hi to all

My name is Max and i m from Romania. My friends call me "MudMax" because my car is full with mud all the time.
35 years, married (nobody's perfect), one cildren.

Toyota lover.

I repair and modify my cars.
I have 2 Toyota Landcruiser HJ60 from 1987 and 1983

1987
4L, 2H motor diesel
411.000 km
Body lift 5cm
Suspension lift . OldManEmu springs HeavyDutty +50 mm, Shackle HD +4cm with greasable bolts (made by me). BDS shocks. OldManEmu buches set.
Direction bar HeavyDutty (made by me)
spacers 40mm
4,5 tones winch with wireless remote control (adapted by me) with HD plates.
rear bar HD made by me
4.11 differentials
CB-Station + Sirio 5000 antena
Tires: 1 set of BFG MT 35x12,5x15 fo daily driving
1 set of Simex Extreme Trecker 35,10,5x16 for extreme offroad (the best) and
1 set of TSL/SX 36x12,5x16 for offroad (in mud is good only with verry low pressure)
Safari Snorkel.

Other modifications etc... (i don't remember now)

Wait for ARB air locker for rear and 4.88 pinions

My motto: "This car is always in construction"

1983 Toyota is not prepare yet
I have also one Mitsubishi Pajero L04 cabrio from 1984 not prepare yet.

Some pictures here

h##p://forum.maxoffroad.ro/viewtopic.php?t=19&start=0

or new pictues here

h##p://forum.maxoffroad.ro/viewtopic.php?t=867

*change ## with tt


Regards
Max
office@maxcom.ro
Romania

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[Wandering Willy]

Hi Max

Where in Romania are you based?

What's it like there for 4X4 drivers? I can imagine there are lots of 'green lanes' but garages familiar with LCs may be hard to find.

How did you get your Toyotas? Do you use them for business or just for fun?

I assume you are Romanian so well done with your English. Did you live in an English speaking country for a while or is you English from school/college?

I met some Romanians while working in Brussels and keep in touch by email. So I have some inside information but most Brits have little or no knowledge of life there or the opportunities.

Happy motoring

Willy

PS your link to the photos require a login and password. As the web site is in Romanian I am unable to get access to the photos - sorry WW

[MaxOffroad]