Jeremiah Proffitt

A few days ago, I got an email from a publication in Wyoming about a rare sighting on I 80. Someone had spotted two 79… Read More »Spotted, The Land Cruiser Equivalent of Bigfoot on I 80 in Wyoming

I was lucky enough to be asked to participate in the latest Expeditions Seven adventure, the E7 MSMO Rivers Trip. I’ve been a part of… Read More »River Systems, and Systems for Building Land Cruisers

Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40, FJ60, and FZJ80 fuel economy, and more.   This is a question that I answer a couple of times a week. Of… Read More »FJ40 Toyota Fuel Efficiency

Hey Bro… Nice FJ! I’m not sure where it started, but I’ve been hearing a lot of people calling our beloved FJ40s, FJ60s, and other… Read More »Why it’s wrong to call Toyota Land Cruisers “FJs”

Are we too soft for the 70 series?  And Jeremiah visits the Land Cruiser Heritage Museum to check out the new Land Cruiser 250! Last… Read More »Are We Too Soft For The 70 Series?

Our philosophy on restoring 40 series Land Cruisers At Proffitt’s, we’ve been restoring Toyota FJ40, FJ45, and other 40 series Land Cruisers for over 24… Read More »We Opt Not To Do… Nothing

It’s finally warming up in the mountains of Colorado and we are excited to get out and enjoy the outdoors! Our favorite event, Cruise Moab… Read More »Spring Has Both Leaf Sprung and Coil Sprung!

Buyers Beware Can you tell if a restored or custom-built vehicle is a quality one by looking at pictures of it on the internet? The… Read More »Don’t get taken! Learn how to size up the quality of a vehicle by looking at pictures

Do the FJ60 and FJ62 Give the FJ40 a Run for it's Money? Over the 20 years we’ve been building and restoring Toyota Land Cruisers, I’ve noticed a shift in demand for the types of Cruisers we restore. Early on, and really even for the entire first decade, our primary client base consisted of peopleRead More »Does This Land Cruiser Make Me Look Old?

If you’ve ever called looking for a part for your Land Cruiser, you’ve most likely heard from someone here that we don’t sell parts. Historically, we haven’t been able to handle parts sales because of all of the time it takes to pull, process, and ship them. We’ve always been just too busy! This isRead More »Introducing The Parts Corner