1989 Toyota Land Cruiser California Fj62 4wd Low Miles Very Original No Reserve on 2040-cars
Long Beach, California, United States
An original 1989 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ62 with 128k miles. Stock 4.0 3F-E Fuel Injected Automatic 4WD. Spent most of its life in Los Angeles, California making very solid. Very clean body panels, inner wells & undercarriage. Factory Red but has had a repaint many years ago the same color. The interior is original and stock. Running & driving condition. Brakes & the transmission shifts fine. The air condition comes on but doesn't get cold. It was last registered in 2012. The engine drives but will need some work done. Doesn't overheat nor leaks. Does have a newer set of tires, a perfect candidate for driver. Odometer works fine including the speedometer. I have set my auction at 3 Days With No Reserve, so please only serious bidding. Will be sold to the highest bidder. If you have any other questions, feel free to give me a call anytime at (562) 688 - 5205. I check my inbox for questions thru out the day but toward the end of the auction is better to give me a call. Clean California Title in hand. I encourage you if you are local to come down and look at the vehicle in person before you bid or send a friend or inspector before auction has ended. Full payment to be sent out or paid for in full within 3 business days, no exception. Only method of payment is Either a bank wire, certified cashiers check or cash in person. No bank loans or credit cards excepted. U.S Shipping: I can help out with any shipping needs, just ask. I can store it as well as long as it is paid for in full. I recommend Bernie @ Dependable Auto Shippers. Located about 15 minutes away from my home. I can have it taken there to save you money on your end. I done business many times in the past with him, just ask. Bernie at DAS can be reached at (310) 525 - 2259. Soon as you paid for the car, I can have it taken there on my flatbed, same day. Clear California Title In Hand Good Luck Bidding! |
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