The light-duty 70: the short-wheelbase LJ70 and RJ70 of 1985–90 with coil springs, a 2.4-litre 2L-T turbo-diesel or 22R petrol, sold in Australia as the Bundera and in Japan as the Land Cruiser II — the origin of the Prado.
BASE VEHICLELand Cruiser 70 SeriesBUILT BYToyota Motor Corporation, Toyota Auto Body (Arakawa Auto Body / Araco)IN SERVICE1985–90OPERATED INAustralia, JapanPRODUCTIONNot publishedLAYOUT4 wheels · 91″
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Toyota built a lighter 70 Series on coil springs front and rear with the Hilux engines for buyers who wanted a small wagon: the Bundera in Australia, Land Cruiser II in Japan and Europe. The Prado 70 of 1990 developed it into a longer five-door and the Prado 90 of 1996 made it a separate line.
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