11 grand, that’s actually really good given the crazy market. Seems like a good rig 👌

@AussieArvos

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Tom!

@MC-jf6ic

3 жыл бұрын

That is extremely cheap. Even pre-covid thiese rigs costs 15K-20K.

@Chang739

2 жыл бұрын

Got my red 80 for $12.5k 2021 and it looks new as it's been professionally repainted. So stoked!

@Tylerjbooth05

Жыл бұрын

Got my 80 for 5k

@wallyb1873

Жыл бұрын

got my 80 for $14

Good deal! So keen for the 80 build mate. Love what you and the boys have turned this channel has into!

@AussieArvos

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Sam! really appreciate the support!

I had the same model in a 93, same colour etc for a few years. Best car I ever had, still regret selling it. That said the early 1HD-Ts 90-93 had big problems with big end bearings. At 365,000 kms your on the verge of big end bearings letting go. You basically should change them out about every 100,000 kms. The early ones required a “Jap Spec” oil that had 3500ppm calcium in the oil add pack which cushioned the big end bearings, which really weren’t up to snuff from the factory. The good news is the motor doesn’t have to come out to change them. You can loosen off the engine mounts - Jack the motor up in the engine bay, drop the sump and swap out the big ends bearings, new con rod cap bolts & torque it all back up and your good to go for another 100-200 thousand kms. It’s a bit of work but not expensive. Toyota used to do this on the 80’s back in the day even after they were out of warranty, as long as you covered cost of parts they would do the Labor for free. They used upgraded bearings that came standard in the 1994 onwards that were harder faced and didn’t pit & shed their face material. The reason they sh!t themselves now in older 1Hd-ts like yours is, you can’t buy “jap spec” oil anymore with 3500ppm calcium in the add pack. The oils are all reformulated nowadays a HD they don’t use calcium in big numbers like those engines need, the Y have found something cheaper that replaces the calcium and works fine in most turbo diesels but it doesn’t in those early 80’s, it phuks them quick smart. I sold mine to my lad, he drove it a few years until it had similar kms to yours and being one not to listen to his old man he didn’t change big end bearings, and he bought the cheapest diesel oil he could find to do oil changes. And it spun a big end bearing! He had no $ to fix it so sold it as was for $4k I spent more than $4k on it just before he bought it off me with a long ranger tank, lifted suspension and diesel gas Australia LPG addition so it could run on both diesel & lpg at the same time. It was putting out around 170hp at the wheels with the lpg switched on, according to the dyno. So because you can no longer buy the correct oil for the old 80’s 1HD-Ts and because they are known for bad big ends bearings, that usually sh!t the bed around 350,000kms, you’d be nuts not to swap out the big end bearings with the updated ones, because with the crap oil now including these synthetics, those old bearing caps won’t stand a chance of lasting much longer.

I reckon you're spot on with your choice, doing it up yourself, instead of paying 20g's, and you never know what you would have to fix up after paying that sort of money... they are an older car now after all! Good buy!!

@AussieArvos

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Warren!

Good price in these trying times... Especially since it had rego so you could move it around and organise things to get it going! Great watch mate.

@AussieArvos

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate!, yeah definitely made it a hell of a lot easier!

Great start to a Sunday morning watching you blokes do stuff to great vehicles!

I think you nailed it. Never had a Yoyo but 80's are awesome and I'm looking forward to everything you do in the future. You guys are doing great work, keep it up👍

I have heard there is a COVID bubble for 4wds atm so I think you got a pretty good price. And they are a solid vehicle as well with a solid motor. Once you got it cleaned up and completely serviced you will have a good truck.

Great to see a summarized video of how you got from the start to where you are now !

Sensible way to do it, and I reckon you've done well with the cost. Looking forward to seeing what you do with it.

@AussieArvos

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Cooeejay!

From one 80 owner to another. So stoked for you man. 🤙🏻 Greetings from Tennessee 🇺🇸.

@markoantonijevic5430

3 жыл бұрын

Are you from tennessee, cause youre the only 10 i see

Looks like a great place to start having fun and then build it up as and when you can afford it

Great video! Watched the entire thing with smiles. And nice work on all the fixes! Subscribed!

Nice vid as always! Always pays to shop around and take your time, you've done well bro!

That’s an awesome price mate! Well done!

Well done, you guys will do great things with this 80 Series.

Given the current market, seems like a great deal. Look forward to following the build and trips.

speaking from experience. replace the harmonic balancer(if orginal), belts, thermostat, cooling hoses, water pump and radiator. Also check alternator bearings and check if big end bearings have been done. This is everything i had issues with my 1992 hdj80 over the past years. Bought it from the original owner and he had it sitting in the shed for a while. lots of rubber components were rotted.

I've been looking since pre covid so I know how hard it is. You have done extremely well, I would have expected you paid 15-20k well done bro.

Don’t listen to anyone about the price you paid for the 80. People will always have an opinion and are quick to tell you that you have done it wrong but I say stuff them. I bought a GU Patrol last year, engine swapped, built, painted, set up for touring and spent well over $30k building it. I have had huge criticism about how much I spent and how I have wasted my money, but I have also had a lot of compliments and people saying they wish they had taken the step like me. I say at the end of the day if you are happy with you purchase and the price then that is all that matters. And in my opinion I think you got an awesome deal, especially in the current climate of trying to buy second hand four wheel drives. Even though I am a Patrol guy I do love the 80 and 100 series and know you will have heaps of fun in it. You did awesome 😎

@AussieArvos

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Schoey! really appreciate the words mate :)

@schoey4x4

3 жыл бұрын

@@DMSVICAU cheers mate. I agree, plus I have it set up with suspension, touring and engine/power exactly as I want it

@schoey4x4

3 жыл бұрын

@@DMSVICAU yeah they certainly will. And even if the engine does eventually go you can go for something different in it. So many options these days for engines in the GU Patrol

Thats an awesome buy mate, that rig willast you for many years to come

Fair price for what you got, mate. I’ve seen them cheaper, but jeez, they’re rough! That’s a great starting point for you to make it what you want.

Great price, well done looking forward to seeing what you do with it next.

I just picked up a 97 LX450 over here in the US. Had 196k miles on the clock and zero dents. Picked it up at an auction for $9k. prior to that I was only able to find people selling it for as low as 15k and as high as 45k. I thought I paid alot for a 25 year old truck but quality multiplied by exclusivity is freaking commanding these insane prices. As long as resale is there it's a win win.

I have just bought a 2018 Prado GLX with 27,000km. Obviously cost heaps more than your vehicle but I am well older than you. To put things in perspective. A bull bar fitted cost me early $3k and a tow bar $1k. You already have those mods. At your age, fixing it and seeing your results is half the fun. And for the rest of your days you will be a pretty good amateur mechanic. Enjoy.

Good deal and sound logic. Replacing handbrake shoes can still often mean handbrake doesn't work real well. If not , look at fitting extended dogbones. Usually only cost about $20-$25 and make quite a difference.

Congrats mate, awesome cruiser and pretty good price. Happy 4x4ing

About a year and something ago I bought my dream 80 92 1hdt so bigger bores was offered for 7500 to me unregistered and no roady but then offered 9k for rego and roady and that’s meeting them almost halfway so drove around 4-6 hours roughly and had already paid so was bought sight unseen but although exterior wise it looks much better it does have 850 on the clock now but always planned to rebuild it so was never a worry to me. Shortly she’ll have a fresh engine and everything else was well maintained by a mechanic from the last owner so only minor things I need to fix from me. Absolutely brilliant 4wds and engines, tip is to get it professionally tuned with a top mount intercooler if you don’t plan to make a lot of power as to much fuel is the killer for these engines.

Does this mean you are definitely the Shauno of the group

Great video, keen to get one like this Looking forward to seeing more videos

11k that's sweet bud, i sold my 92, 80 just recently for 22k with 620k on the clock crazy prices atm there was 4 guys here all bidding against each other it only lasted 40 mins on gumtree, I think you've done well they are a good solid rig as long as you keep up the maintenance and soo good off road,well done mate look forward to seeing you hitting the tracks👍

Fair price, especially in today’s market! And all that matters is that it’s what you wanted and you’re happy with it

You've done well mate I reckon...👍 You won't lose a thing on that car... they are only going up. A great project aswell to setup how you want. I just sold my 1994 Sahara for $40k... was in really good condition though. Great videos mate. Keep up the good work. I like how you have a crack at doing things yourself and not necessarily just paying a man.... I'm much the same and can very much relate to what your doing...👍👍

I purchased a 80 series 19 years ago and have had a unbleavable good run out of it. And it has almost 500'000 K on it now.

$11k is actually a good price for a running 1HD-T LC80. Look after it well and do tasteful mods and you'll probably find, it'll appreciate in value. But be prepared to frequently adjust the handbrake. It and the OEM brakes are a well known Achilles heel of the LC80. You'll notice it more as you start loading up your rig. I have a 1996 GXL, and it came with 4-wheel disc brakes. But even this setup is not up to the job when it's loaded. So I fitted direct replacement (ie. no mod necessary) upgraded disc rotors from dba (NOTE: I'm not sponsored nor do I work for dba), and it's amazing the noticeable improvements in my braking power. I highly recommend upgrading your brakes as soon as you can afford to. There is also a rear wheel disc rotor conversion kit available for your LC80. Also keep an eye on the brake proportioning valve. Make sure it's not leaking. If it is, I highly recommend replacing it.

with the paint use cutting Compound i have an bt50 and i use it on that and come back as good little bit

Love the content! 11k for a 1HDT 80 is an awesome deal mate. Keep up the great work

Good deal. Bought an ‘05 Prado last June for 15k. Dual battery, bar and winch. Just added drawers, roof rack and fridge and did the high country over New Years. Thought I got a pretty good deal on it. Now I’m seeing similar in the car yards and they’re asking 30k for them. Keep up the good work, but one criticism. Don’t exaggerate how tough the tracks are. Stopped watching Shauno and Graham because they make everything out to be more difficult that it should be. Well, that and the product endorsements.

Well done mate, thats a good price , you got a good deal

You bought that Landcruiser for an awesome price. I own Landcruisers. 1987 Sahara 61 series 12 ht. Just sold it for 30k. And bought a 1992 80 series HDT Five speed manual factory turbo diesel. 240000km on clock for 26k. Very happy with my rig. Fully kitted out with all the fruits. Any more fruits and shed be a tree. Enjoy ya rig. Cant wait ta see your upgrades. 👍

That’s a bloody good price.. Over here in WA all the HDT eighties are in the 20k range...

Good on you watching here in nz. its not about what you paid for. Its what effort and money you put into it. I am a toyota lover and also still hunting of 80 series or 90 series here in nz to add to my 100 series that I got at the moment. I will keep an eye on what rig you gonna put on your truck.. cheers

Do the big end bearings next mate😐👍top work

Looking good man , keep them coming you guys.Martin Thailand 😎

Payed the same for my 96 1hz in very similar condition here in nsw, couldn’t have been happier and still think it was a steal!

Or spray can the old one with a rattle can when youbput newone on roll till paint mark no adjust mdnt

While you want the cheapest what really important is how you feel when you are behind the steering wheel. It’ll be well worth it if you like that even not at the cheapest more so when it’s your own effort in self mods & built ! 👍👍👍

Good stuff buddy keep up the good work - staysafe... Regards from Bill

Just paid 12k for one in NZ with 477kms. So thats Allgood for 11k! Keen to see the build man

That's a bargain in the current climate, anything less than $15,000 with little or no work is good value. We paid less than $8,000 for our HDJ80 pre COVID, had a few things to do but still came out in front. Rig is looking awesome, can't wait to see how it ends up!

that's a good price, clean car too 👌👌 parts are easy to find for 80 series too

personally fixing up old 4WD's with a group of mates and a few to many cold ones, It doesn't get any better then that.

BARGAIN 80 mate!! Can’t wait to see the progression of it now!! 🤙

mint old rig mate! good price. 1st mod i'd put a 3 inch exhaust you wont believe the difference it makes

Fair price. Either way you'll certainly get every penny of value out of it. Nice one mate!

Great price mate. I'm seeing these going for 20k all the way to 60k now. It's rooted. I love the videos mate, can't wait for me to get a 1HDT 80 too.

The price of the car is what the seller and purchaser are comfortable with It’s only worth what someone will pay If you’re happy then it’s a great deal Congratulations on buying such a good car Cheers

Solid rig bro! I’d say $11k is pretty spot on for that thing man. Solid purchase.

I just got a Triton for 6 and a half grand. Has 32s on it, xrox bar and black sports bar. It's pretty good

I reckon it's a great price considering the outcome. As it could go both ways. So a bit of gamble which paid off

Good buy mate especially the market super expensive

Watching in 2024 - Love for LC 80 Series

LOVE 80S Just hate how there full time 4x4 ahah! nice video mate!

Banger of a price for it given the current market brother

Very nice rig those turbo 80s are tempting however when you look at the huge number of v8 diesel 200s for sale and prices as low as mid 30s I would prefer to hold out for one of those but that's my opinion

Unbelievable price! Any tips for the search? I've been looking for months and any time a good deal pops up its already snapped up within 20 minutes.

You have done well it doesn’t matter how much you pay because it’s what you want enjoy👍🍻

you did really well with the price

11k seems like a good price given the days markets. Parts everywhere, easy to fix, reckon you done well mate.

Damn bought that much stuff its like a freshie. Well done on the work you've done.

Love watching AussieArvos every Sunday morning 🤙🏻

@AussieArvos

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Steve!

Wooooooo, more Aussie Arvos!

Love at first sight. 80 series all the way bro.

You know if you pull down the back Toyota badge under the back windscreen wiper, it’s to unlocked the back tailgate? I only recently found this 😂

Good buy mate, you did well👍

You got a bargain, well done!!!

Just a heads up on preventative maintenance, do your big end bearings if your not sure what they're like. Check out the video on Jafffa Adventures.

My 1hdt 80 was about the same. I paid 10k for it with no rego or roady but only spent about 3k with repairs to get it back on the road. Yer it did have a few problems like starter and seized rear brake caliber but those were easy fix’s.

Thats a good price, I think you were right on the money

That's a great score considering the stupendous amounts being asked for 80s these days. I know I've missed the boat! 🤦🏽‍♂️

The price is whatever you're happy with m8, personally I think 8k might be more realistic, but it's just my opinion, I hope you enjoy it and I'm looking forward to seeing the vids.👍

Awesome job mate 11k you did well

I think you’ve done well mate. Been looking at 15-20 year old patrols online for months and they’re often $20k plus with ridiculous kms. Wish I could find one with less than 200,000kms that wasn’t crazily priced.

@Wally_Wombat689

7 ай бұрын

I am absolutely kicking my self man. about 5 days ago a saw a 1996 GQ Patrol grandpa spec for 6k. it also only had 250k km on the clock. Considering the current market thats about 10k below the cheapest i can find that has 470k km on the clock. I wasn't balls enough to ask my parents and it went withing 12 hours of being up which im not surprised about. I found the add half an hour after it was put up and honestly im really p*ssed at my self for not showing dad. For context I am still a child in the eyes of the law but I was going to pay most and leave my self a few grand for fuel and spares to fix stuff if something was wrong and also spare change for life hoping parents would loan me 1k.

You got the car at a good price. Enjoy. 👍🍺

Well done. They keep going up in price to.

Look at getting the big end bearings replaced asap

Great job brother bravo 👏

I work for the wreckers and I’ve seen 80 series 1hdt’s sell for 30k+ sometimes. Similar condition

Nice buy mate looks like a tidy 80 👍

Nice 80 series, looks great. Ah! you are from Victoria as well.

That's a good price for the car. Good work.

Missed this episode. Good price

Brilliant price mate, great deal

Mate that’s a steal. Current market for 1hd-t’s at those k’s is around 25k minimum and 1hd-ft’s around 33k. It’s all Toyota tax. Only questions I’d have is the condition of the engine and injector pump. But with the money you’ve saved that could go towards that if need be. Considering selling my NP300 to get an 80

I reckon that's cheap considering there is currently one selling for 70k and some in high 40's. I think it looks so iconic that even 15 would have been a fair price for a turbo diesel landcruiser.

In all honesty I was chasing an 80 series when I was offered a 76 at a stupid price. LOVE a good 80, such a capable rig. Nice job guys.

@imsickpleasehelp588

3 жыл бұрын

Same hahaha let’s be legit here, buy an 80 for suspension, 76 for the power 👌

@thelazyoverlander

3 жыл бұрын

@@imsickpleasehelp588 agreed.

@jacobbirch284

3 жыл бұрын

What you get the 76 for?

@thelazyoverlander

3 жыл бұрын

@@jacobbirch284 price wise $25k, as for use, purely photography based touring.

in the covid market cheapest is 28.5k with almost 400k km .....that's Australia wide on carsales ... you did pretty good

11 grand is cheap bro good work on finding that, keen to see where you take it around vic wether it’s wombat or dargo or otways etc

Not bad! I kind of wish I kept mine I bought a clean 1993 white HDt when I did have it the engine let go after 3 months but a full rebuild later, spent heaps on lift kits and what not The gearbox then the rear diff couldn’t keep up Not to mention my 17k spending become 30 plus easy I hated off-roading in it worried I’d dent it and stuff So I sold it for what I could and bought a car 9 times less then what I paid for that and I love it

Congrats 👏 👏.... nice !🍻 In the market for one 🙏