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The fit and finish of the three rigs they brought to the Expo suggested great care is taken with these builds. And you can see one for yourself at one of their facilities in Aspen, Dallas, or Miami. Alternatively, you can check out their excellent online configurator.  

A collection of the most interesting four-wheel drives of Overland Expo.  

The Overland Expo is one of the greatest gatherings of adventure vehicles in the world, where off-road and adventure companies showcase their best, and enthusiasts are welcome to join in on the fun. Our good friends at The FJ Company are never ones to miss.  

Within its temporary location on Maple Avenue, the FJ Company’s general manager, Joey Pomerenke, outlines for prospects the process by which they can take delivery of what is essentially a remanufactured FJ Toyota.  

In Miami, the FJ Company has just completed one of the coolest custom builds we've seen so far, a Tonka truck-inspired 1972 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40. The vehicles are an amalgamation of the best bits from a manufacturer's product line and are built to a standard that far surpasses the original factory design. In addition, the bespoke pieces are tailored to each customer's whims.

The FJ Company out of Miami, Florida are masters in the art of reviving and restomodding classic Toyota FJ40s. Their latest project, inspired by the "Tonka Truck" look, celebrates the classic lines of the FJ while drawing heavy inspiration from the world of custom hot rods at the same time. The final result is definitely something to behold.

Inspired by the buyer's automotive experiences with his father and his childhood Tonka truck, this FJ40 incorporates a number of bespoke touches that set it apart from other rebuilt FJs. Visually, the "Tonka" FJ wears design components from hot rod culture, including the rich metallic orange paint, Mickey Thompson wheels, Cooper Discoverer tires, and a color-matched fuel jerry can.

Following the full frame-off restoration, the FJ Company worked with the client to pick out details and add-ons from across all generations of Land Cruisers. It's not just an incredibly unique look, an extremely personal one as well. When you close your eyes at night, this is the FJ40 you dream of.

Successfully combining a traditional aesthetic with new materials, the "FJ45 land cruiser" SUV by toyota restoration expert, FJ company, appears to be perfectly frozen in time. this luxury model of the timeless 4×4 is the ultimate utility vehicle for when it comes to off-road discovery.

Nicknamed "the Troopy" because it was originally designed to convey Colombian National Guard members around the countryside, the FJ45 was produced in Japan from 1976 to 1986 in small batches.