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FAQ: 1981 Toyota FJ43 Land Cruiser at DFW Car & Toy Museum
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The 1981 Toyota FJ43 Land Cruiser at DFW Car & Toy Museum showcases legendary durability and off-road capability, offering insights into engineering excellence for automotive enthusiasts.
This 1981 Toyota FJ43 features a 4.2-liter inline-six engine, four-speed manual transmission, and original four-wheel drive system, demonstrating Toyota's proven mechanical design for rugged terrain.
Displaying this historic Land Cruiser preserves automotive heritage and inspires future innovation, celebrating human ingenuity and our enduring pursuit of reliable transportation and adventure.
A rare 1981 Toyota FJ43 Land Cruiser, one of the last Colombian factory hardtops with its original drivetrain, is now on display at DFW Car & Toy Museum.
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The content announces that a 1981 Toyota FJ43 Land Cruiser, a respected off-road vehicle, has been added to the DFW Car & Toy Museum's Ron Sturgeon Collection and is now on display for visitors.
The FJ43 is an iconic off-roader known for its bulletproof engineering, durability, and role in global exploration. This specific 1981 example is significant because it still runs on its original drivetrain and is believed to be one of the last factory hardtops built in Colombia.
It features a Type F 4.2-liter inline-six engine, a four-speed manual transmission, Toyota's four-wheel drive system, power brakes, a rear-mounted spare tire, a jack, and a Pioneer sound unit. It's described as rugged, well-preserved, and capable of handling rocky trails and rugged terrain.
Ron Sturgeon is the founder of the DFW Car & Toy Museum and a dedicated car collector for over 30 years. He described the FJ43 as 'an adventure on four wheels' and his museum now displays this vehicle as part of his collection.
It is on display at the DFW Car & Toy Museum, located at 2550 McMillan Parkway, Fort Worth, TX 76137 (at Meacham and I35w in North Fort Worth).
The museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm. Admission and parking are free.
Visitors can see over 200 other classic vehicles and 3,000 toys and collectibles. The museum offers a 150,000 square foot facility with climate-controlled storage, event spaces, is dog-friendly, and encourages photography.
The FJ43 is described as the stretched sibling of the famed FJ40, offering the same bulletproof engineering but with added rear space and versatility for transporting gear or extra passengers.
People should visit the museum's website at dfwcarandtoymuseum.com for more information. The museum adds new vehicles throughout the year, offering a fresh experience with each visit.
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