Toyota Landcruiser Fj40 Fj 40 Land Cruiser 1982 Original Power Steering A/c on 2040-cars
Ypsilanti, Michigan, United States
1982 Toyota Landcruiser FJ40, Runs perfectly has it did the day it was purchased. Everything works, lights, fans, switches ect…..
Original Owner Original Title Original Window Sticker Original Dealer Receipt of Payment Original Toyota AM/FM Cassette Original Owners Manual Original Paint Original Power Steering Original Air Condition Original Catalytic Converter and exhaust
Rumor has it that only 300 FJ’s entered the US in 1982 which was the end of the legacy. To have a truck like this in this condition is remarkable. This truck has never been apart at all. Top has never been removed. The amount of trucks that had factory air along with factory power steering was a handful. The body and frame are rust free! Dealer sticker is still on the rear door sill.
From the pictures you can tell the paint has faded off the hood. From stone chips over the last 32 years the front of the hood (rust) needs to be addressed. Also, the gas door paint is off as well from keys rubbing while locking and unlocking the fuel door. I did not want to have anything repainted. It is too easy to assume something was being hidden. There are no surprises here. This is a very rare opportunity to own an original condition example of the rarest FJ40 model in existence. There are a many that have been "restored" and put back together, but they are only original once!
Remember this is not a show truck, this is a well preserved 32 year old Toyota. VEHICLE PICK UP ONLY DEPOSIT REQUIRED AT END OF AUCTION I HAVE THE RIGHT TO END THIS AUCTION EARLY DUE TO OTHER ADVERTISING LOCALLY AND ON THE WEB. |
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