1975 Toyota Land Cruiser Base Sport Utility 2-door 4.2l on 2040-cars
Anchorage, Alaska, United States
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1975 Toyota Land Cruiser, with what is believed to be an original 73242 miles. Original 6 cylinder motor which runs very well, 4 speed manual transmission. This truck is the most rust free Cruiser you may ever encounter; all the seams are original, there is no patch panels or welding anywhere, look carefully at the pics, this Land Cruiser looks as if it was 2 years old not 40! You can still see all the original spot welds throughout the body. Replaced in the last 1000 miles: New tires, shocks, and spring bushings, full reupholster (front and back seats) lockable "Tuffy" center console. Has original spare (that looks like it has not been used), Original tool kit, trouble light, jack and ancillaries. The glass is perfect. Feel free to ask questions or make requests for specific pictures. |
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