1981 Fj40 - Expedition Ready 5-speed With Ps on 2040-cars
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States
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Contact me at (515) 864-1275 After Land Cruiser - What was Far became Near. Capable 5-speed FJ40 - A 20 Year Project.
This beautiful and capable FJ40 is on consignment at Land Cruiser Nation. She is a rust free New Mexico born 1981 FJ40 with H55 5-Speed, power steering, rebuilt 2F engine, Non-USA Toyota distributor with timing adjustment & advanced curve for more power. Truck will run 75MPH at 2750 RPM’s. Old Man Emu suspension, Holly carb from Downey Off Road. K&N Filter, Aux fuel tank with electric switching between tanks, new fuel lines, overhead storage tray w/ C/B radio & aircraft map light. New OEM headliner and upholstery. New gaskets, weatherstripping, window felts, storage behind seats. New BFG AT 31x10.50’s on new rims. Ramsey winch. Search lights, AM/FM Cassette. This truck is set up and ready to go! Same owner for 20 years. Always Garaged!
This 5-speed FJ40 is ready to go on your adventure. High bidder is responsible for pick up or delivery, I will assist in any way I can. I would like a wire transfer within 7 business days please. FJ40’s like this are hard to come by and continue to appreciate if well cared for. I encourage you to call me at (515) 864 1275 and thanks for looking! I reserve the right to end this Auction early, (which is usually what happens). |
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