2007 Toyota Fj Cruiser Base Sport Utility 4-door 4.0l on 2040-cars
Lake Ariel, Pennsylvania, United States
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Six speed manual transmission. Car has new drill slot rotors and ceramic pads. New rear calipers. New windshield. Replaced driver's side mirror, it is black not painted silver like the passenger side. Car has 201,534 miles. Engine was gone through by Toyota approximately 60,000 miles ago. Everything works as it should, including air conditioning. Engine runs good, no unusual noises. Tires recently replaced - Goodyear Wranglers. Car has minor dents, as shown in pictures - the worst being on the right rear quarter. No rot. Driver's seat has tape over wear spot. Power windows, power door locks, and remote all work as they should. Left front wheel bearing was recently replaced. Car drives well - doesn't pull or vibrate. Would be a great off road vehicle or for someone to build a rock crawler out of it. It just passed a PA inspection, so no reason why it could not be driven on the street. If you need specific pictures, just let me know and I can list more.
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