1977 Toyota Fj40 on 2040-cars
Lexington, Virginia, United States
This 1977 Toyota FJ40 was bought in Arizona. It is 100% rust
free. I changed the engine to a Chevy V-8 crate engine. New 5 speed H55 Toyota transmission
with V-8 Toyota transmission bell housing adapter, Metal Tech Full Cage welded
in frame, Duel Tanks, Duel Exhaust, new Warn winch 10,000s, new AC with heat, well I spent $80,000 so I
could go on and on. I have all invoices on all work done and I am happy to tell
you anything. I put $80,000 into this FJ40 and she is in like new condition with less than 850 miles, she is beautiful with her original straight frame and her original rust free body. I have hundreds of pictures and will send you what you need to see. Most of the work was done by IRON PIG in Fredericksburg Virginia. They put many hours in her and did a beautiful job. This FJ40 is perfect. When I received her she just needed a little more help to get her perfect and I went over budget to get her right. Over budget is why I am selling her. Whoever gets her has a perfect FJ40 at the expense of me. There are few FJ40’s as solid as this one. This is a true BUYERS DREAM and a RESTORERS LOSS. Feel free to come and see her or ask me for more pictures. Thanks. |
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