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1972 Fj-55 Toyota Landcruiser on 2040-cars

US $8,000.00
Year:1972 Mileage:0
Location:

Las Vegas, New Mexico, United States

Las Vegas, New Mexico, United States

For sale is a 1972 FJ-55 Toyota Land Cruiser.

This Iron Pig has been stored inside for the past 12 years, and I just don't have the time to complete it.  It was a labor of love, but I got realistic, and I know I probably won't ever finish it.  That said, I have all the original parts and many duplicates from two parts trucks, a new custom-made roof, many new or rebuilt parts, and the original F-series engine has undergone a professional rebuild, while all the work done so far has been commensurate with a frame-off restoration.  The motor key-starts, but I haven't hooked up the fuel lines, so gas must come from a container.  The truck comes with absolutely all the parts, some new, and all original, to finish the job, all you need is time.  All the hard work has been done.  All new or rebuilt parts from Spectre Off-Road, Mark's Offroad, and the Body tub came from Rocksolid.

The truck is located in a warehouse in Las Vegas, New Mexico, 87701 in an industrial park off of Interstate 25.

3-speed transmission on the floor.

These are the main points of what comes with the truck:

It was a California body tub and frame

New custom-made roof with pressed ridges so that overtime the metal won't fatigue and oil-can like the originals

Absolutely rust free body

New shocks, Alcan springs, shackles, nuts and bolts

New brake drums and all new brake components

New body mounts and hardware

Brand-new brake and clutch cylinders

New fuel lines

Rebuilt, and unused since, motor, installed with new motor mounts.

Rebuilt carburetor by Mark's Offroad

All glass except for windshield, including a working motor to raise and lower the rear tail-gate window

Many extra and duplicate spare parts, such as multiples of doors, etc., which could be sold

Included inside the vehicle are all the original parts and pieces necessary to finish the restoration, bagged and labeled

Please contact me with any questions.



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