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Petrol engined RJ73. with a beast of a roof rack for sale for 3500 CHF https://www.anibis.ch/fr/d-automobiles-voitures-de-tourisme--113/toyota-rj73,-1994,-210'000-km--30029835.aspx https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2571079256285425/?ref=messenger_banner Have to sell my amazing truck...

Can't see the link Shayne. I tell you what though, I have never been more ashamed of my country of birth. I hope you guys crowing about this are young enough to reap the cost - what's certain is my son will, am I'm so incredibly upset that he won't get the benefits we inherited and threw away.

Hmm. I know it's a joke, but honestly that's a terrible analogy. Much better IMO would be a couple who bought a house together, then one of them says they've met someone new and are moving out and don't want to pay for anything any more. Of course, legally they are required to continue paying...

Maybe on this page? https://landcruiserclub.net/community/threads/tlc-hj61-total-reconditioning.142150/page-23

Oops! Sorry! ;-)

Thanks Mussy - I'm pretty booked up this week, but a pint next week would be awesome. I'll PM you in a sec. Steve, I'm afraid that maybe it wasn't sold in France (which might be my entire problem). It was originally put on the road in Switzerland, and I'm worried that the petrol engined version...

No. There's a law which is being applied across the EU, and the UK is one of the few exceptions because it does things differently. That's not the EUs fault, and they aren't out to get us. As another example of exceptions, there are no points on licence here in Switzerland so I get a fine in...

Hi all, Apologies if this isn't the right forum, but I'm not sure where else to post it. Anyway, I've given up trying to have my truck in Switzerland - they've made it pretty clear that an old vehicle like this isn't welcome. So, given I've got a house in France, I figured I'd import it there...