1976 Toyota Fj40 Land Cruiser on 2040-cars
Cordova, Tennessee, United States
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1976 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ 40 This FJ40 is pretty much all original. 6 cylinder with a 3 speed manual transmission. This truck was imported out of Nicaragua, It was actually driven to Tennessee from Nicaragua. Comes with a clean TN title. This is a Jeep on steroids. It will go anywhere on or off road, very dependable, starts and goes every time. Some rust underneath but solid floors, body fairly straight. Second gear makes some noise when you let off the gas, its been like that a long time. Still for off road it is the best. You cant drive this vehicle anywhere without someone talking about it, in a good way. These are getting rare and has a book value that will hit the roof, however I am willing to let her go very reasonable, so don't be scared to bid. Great for a guy with acerage. One of the only vehicles you can buy it, use it, and make your money back or more when you sell it. Great investment! For any Questions call or text Paul 901-489-0763 |
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