We can upload a lot of videos because the Land Cruiser keeps breaking. Lol

Very difficult, almost parts are imported from Japan and Australia.

@@HimalayanWorkshops I love land cruiser and thinking to buy. That’s why I am asking all these questions to the owner of land cruiser about maintenance cost and spare parts details. Do you import yourself? Online shopping or dealers of Nepal? thank you for answering. Your video is impressive.

@@demons_rules6107 80 is a bit expensive, but I recommend it because the parts are easily available. 60 is expensive because parts must be imported through a parts dealer. I will buy 80 if I haven't bought 60.For Nepal １HZ Engine is best.

@@HimalayanWorkshops Thank you very much for kind suggestions. Enjoy with your Land Cruiser.

@@demons_rules6107 I have a Japanese mechanic license. I used to maintain and paint sheet metal for cars such as Toyota, Nissan, Suzuki, and Honda in Japan. If you can maintain it yourself, you can use an old car. Most Land Cruisers are overused in Nepal, and used and counterfeit parts are used. So if you buy an old car, you'll have to repair almost every part. I'm a friend of the Toyota Land Cruiser developer, so I think it's okay to have a broken Land Cruiser to send him a lot of videos. Lol