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Trivia & Fun Facts · Cars & Trucks

Land Cruiser Trivia & Fun Facts

In 1951 a small four-wheel-drive prototype climbed further up Mount Fuji than any vehicle had gone before, and the police quickly ordered 289. Ninety verified questions across ten parts — a name born in a trademark complaint, the first vehicle built abroad, the wagon owners called the Moose, the workhorse that never retired, a V8 that started an argument, nine Dakar class wins in a row and ten million sold.

90
Questions
10
Themed parts
4
Choices per question
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Ten parts. Ninety questions.

01Before the Name. A wartime truck, a police order and a mountain
02The Name. A trademark complaint and the first exports
03The Forty. The shape everyone draws, 1960 to 1984
04The Moose. The first real station wagon, 1967
05The Sixty. Air conditioning and a million sales
06The Seventy. The workhorse that would not retire
07The Eighty. The rounded one, 1990 to 1997
08The Hundred. A V8 and an argument, 1998 to 2007
09The Two Hundred. Crawl control and a desert class
10The Three Hundred. Lighter, V6, and ten million sold
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Q47 · PART 6 · THE SEVENTY
What was special about the seats in the back of the Troop Carrier?
They faced inwards — the Troop Carrier was a long hard top with inward-facing rear seats, and from 1999 it carried the model number 78.
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  1. 90 questions. 10 themed parts. No padding.
  2. Facts checked against reference works and period coverage.
  3. Answers explained — the story behind the number.
  4. Disputed facts flagged as disputed. Honestly.
  5. Built to be read out loud and argued over.
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