Mr. Jud
Member
- Joined
- Mar 15, 2006
- Location
- Lincolnville, Maine
I've always had a soft spot for 122's, and when I crossed paths with this one it was love at first sight. Having finally sold the FJ40, I took the plunge and brought her home. I've wanted to put up photos for a while, but I've been in the middle of moving to Provincetown Ma (with the girlfriend mind you
), which was far more time consuming than I ever could have imagined. Any other t-brickers on the out cape? Anyhoo, although it looks fairly tranquil in the photos the wind was insane! I, as well as the car, was getting sandblasted...and I shot into the sun, bad metering, and so on, so they're not the best, but you'll get the idea. I'm going to try and do a proper shoot later this week. Without further ado, here is my new love in my new home.
And yes the passenger fender is a little off in color
), which was far more time consuming than I ever could have imagined. Any other t-brickers on the out cape? Anyhoo, although it looks fairly tranquil in the photos the wind was insane! I, as well as the car, was getting sandblasted...and I shot into the sun, bad metering, and so on, so they're not the best, but you'll get the idea. I'm going to try and do a proper shoot later this week. Without further ado, here is my new love in my new home.
And yes the passenger fender is a little off in color
), so I'm focusing on making that one reliable, then I'll work on that wagon while it's in storage. Might be doing the cargo area over in wood...we'll see... Seats, carpet, and headliner all need to be redone though. Maybe a hidden radio too. Who knows. I'm just enjoying driving it around for now.
