Diesel Bj40/fj40 Toyota Land Cruiser on 2040-cars
Miami, Florida, United States
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Diesel Land Cruisers are an excellent investment because of how
rare they are and the value will only go up. Diesel cruisers with the
regular lhd were only sold in a few places around the world, mainly
Central and South America. If you find one in the US, it's because it
was imported from one of those countries. They are so rare in the US
because of the difficulty in getting them to the country.
We have the process down to a science, having imported 36 LCs to the US. Once here, all new owners get a US title and registered at their local dmv. This
Land Cruiser is in very good condition. It has no rust, no dents, and
no body issues. The thing that really stands out about this is the cool
leather seats. The overhead compartment is also a nice factory option
that this one has.
The B diesel engine runs strong and has low miles. These engines
are legendary, and able to run up to 500,000 miles. The diesels average
35mpg. Everything works perfectly including
transmission, clutch shifts smoothly, wipers, 4x4, lights, ect. I had a
certified mechanic check it out, and it passed his inspections.
Check out the video of this LC http://youtu.be/ |
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