J40 Shorts
Description: Downey got their start back in 1970 when a dealer parts manager and Landcruiser enthusiast named Jim began selling aftermarket off-road accessories and performance goodies out of the parts department at the Downey 'yota dealership. In 1975, the association with the dealership ended when Jim bought the accessory business from Downey, calling it Downey Off Road Manufacturing. Downey was now not just stocking aftermarket parts, but manufacturing their own. From suspension systems and rock armor, to engine swap adapters and exhaust systems, they had it all and their catalog became the wish book for 'yota owners everywhere. When the 4WD pickup models came to the states, Downey Off Road Manufacturing grew exponentially.
Description: 4x4 Offroad Legends series: Toyota Landcruiser J40. The Toyota Land Cruiser (J40) was a series of four-wheel drive vehicles produced by Toyota from 1960 to 1984. It was a rugged, off-road vehicle that was popular with military and civilian buyers alike. The J40 series included a number of different models, including the Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40, which was a short wheelbase model that was popular with military and civilian buyers, and the Toyota Land Cruiser BJ40, which was a long wheelbase model that was primarily used as a utility vehicle. Both models were available with a variety of engines and transmission options, and they were known for their durability and reliability. The J40 series was eventually replaced by the Toyota Land Cruiser
Description: 4x4 Offroad Legends series: Toyota Landcruiser J40. The Toyota Land Cruiser (J40) was a series of four-wheel drive vehicles produced by Toyota from 1960 to 1984. It was a rugged, off-road vehicle that was popular with military and civilian buyers alike. The J40 series included a number of different models, including the Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40, which was a short wheelbase model that was popular with military and civilian buyers, and the Toyota Land Cruiser BJ40, which was a long wheelbase model that was primarily used as a utility vehicle. Both models were available with a variety of engines and transmission options, and they were known for their durability and reliability. The J40 series was eventually replaced by the J70 series.
