1970 Toyota Land Cruiser Fj40, Hardtop, Stock, 3 Speed, Brand New Engine on 2040-cars
Carlsbad, California, United States
This is a 1070 FJ40, from southern california.
No serious body rust only some small surface rust. Brand new engine, from Spector Off Road, brand new clutch, new engine kit, Runs perfect The Gray makes on the body are primer, any small surface rust or area has always been maintained and cleaned, the car could use a paint job to make it look new. Although the patina is nice. Comes with a hard top of same color comes with some odds and ends in parts from spector off road comes with original winch for the front bumper Car is located in Carlsbad, CA - More photos below:
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