1975 Toyota Landcruiser Hj45 Pick Up Diesel 160 Pictures Like Fj45 Fj40 Fj55 on 2040-cars
Deal, New Jersey, United States
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1975 Toyota HJ45 Pickup w/ Safari Panels I have had this puppy for
quite some time and time to find it a new home.
Pretty much ol’
faithful – runs and drives like dream starts up and shifts flawlessly
steers great and runs like a top stops great too. Mechanically needs
nothing as it sits. It had a body off restoration a while back and
is rust and rot free – check out the pictures to see its condition. The truck can be turned into a full safari rig with the half doors and
removable roof and rear window panel. ( Scroll down toward the end of
the pictures to some examples of how it would look – also note the
“Headache Rack” not shown in those example pictures is on my truck and
can be left on or taken off when going topless. ) With the straight 6
Diesel motor and its 4 speed transmission it’s got a bunch of torque
and odds are if you sought out this listing I don’t need to tell you much more
about its features. The HJ is about 95% correct and if you’re a stickler
for “correct” you’re in luck you’ll find that getting it 100% correct
will be pretty quick as all the parts are not too tough to find. Please note that I do have the OEM radio delete cover and the OEM
tailgate latches on hand and they will be included with the sale. Have a good look through the pictures the truck speaks for itself and
the cleanliness of the truck tells you how kept the truck has been over
the years. It’s a super truck and gets a bunch of attention –
surely these are rare in the USA and this one is a gem. Thanks for
looking and good luck – NJ title in hand. Please message me with any
question and I can provide my contact info. |
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