1986 Fj60 Toyota Land Cruiser on 2040-cars
Monterey, California, United States
Lovingly cared for-never been off-road or been in harsh weather, spent $$$ 9years ago with all receipts in hand. Original motor/tranny/ but now a 30 year old classic is going to need some tlc in not too distant future. Had interior seats/carpets/ and added spray-on Rhino liner in cargo area redone . Headliner is original w/one tiny tear. Dash has been covered for 9 years, but has one inch crack. Windows all operational and no cracks. AC works, but hardly do I use it. Non-smoke interior.
Strong and straight all steel body, repainted 5 years ago, green, not original grey colour. Good tires on original steel 15 inch rims. Not interested in lowball offers. Good luck and thanks for your interest. |
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