1971 Toyota Land Cruiser Fj40, Frame Off Resto, Original Metal, 4speed Upgrade on 2040-cars
Nashville, Tennessee, United States
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Available is a 1971 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40. It received a full frame off restoration a few years ago, and has only been driven a few hundred miles since. It is garage kept, and has no rust. During the frame off it received a full mechanical restoration including rebuilt engine with new clutch assembly, the original 3 speed was upgraded to a 4 speed from a '78 FJ. The carb, alternator, starter, all all rebuilt or NOS, the intake, water neck, air filter, and valve cover have been replated or polished. It has the optional rear heater (newly replumbed) and optional rear bumper. It has refurbished original steel wheels, new hubcaps, and new BFG A/T's 30x9.50x15. Also has original mirrors, seat belts and steering wheel.
Other new items include full exhaust, new steering, tie rods, springs, shocks, battery, hoses, belts, radiator, master and slave cylinders, ALL new brake lines, hoses, drums, fuel lines, gas tank, weather stripping . The axles, t'case, and transmission were all disassembled, clean and reinstalled. All body mounts are perfect, as is the rear doors, liftgate, and rear bed area below doors. The bottom of this FJ is as clean as the top. All the seats were removed cleaned repainted and reupholstered. The attention to detail is very impressive. I have a very realistic buy it now because I need to sell her to pay for other projects. You couldn't replicate this for what the but it now is. It does need side markers, lower dash pad, and speedo cable, that's it. The paint is good, but will need a little touch up below the gas cap from a careless overfill when the paint was fresh and under the pedal cluster from an accidental brake fluid leak. Sold as is where is with no warranty. Ask questions before you bid. I am selling locally and reserve the right to end the auction early. Call me if you have questions or want someone locally to inspect her. My cell is 615-948-7236, Chris. |
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