1976 Toyota Land Cruiser Rebuilt Engine on 2040-cars
Chillicothe, Missouri, United States
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Selling this for a computer-illiterate friend/neighbor. 1976 Toyota Land Cruiser with 135,000 original miles. The engine, clutch, brakes all have less than 3000 miles on a professional rebuild (see receipt). The radiator was boiled and new hoses and belts fitted at that time. 4 spd manual w hi/lo transfer. It has manual hubs and the tires are essentially new with less than 500 miles. It can be driven anywhere, but it'd be a mite cold right now -- it has excellent half-doors and only the vinyl top you see in the photos. Front and rear heater cores function. Roll cage and brush guard Please look at the photos for the salt-induced rust. The rust was bondo'd over at the rear corners of the vehicle at one time for cosmetics (obviously that didn't last). However, floors are solid. Vehicle has no A/C and the radio had been removed at some point. If you have questions, please keep in mind that it may be a day or two from me to respond because I'll need to phone or visit the owner for answers. You arrange transport.
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