1981 Toyota Land Cruiser Troopy Diesel on 2040-cars
Frankenmuth, Michigan, United States
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VIN number HJ47008182. Current odometer shows 232,280 km with only a little over 2000 miles since rebuild. Clear Michigan title, all receipts and service manuals included. This troopy had a frame off restoration 2010 with everything mechanical replaced or rebuilt like new. Things rebuilt are: 2H engine, transmission, transfer case, alternator, starter. Items replaced are: Clutch, pressure plate and bearing, hoses, belts, EMU suspension-(springs, shackles, shocks), brakes and cylinders, and Goodyear Wrangler 16” tires including spare, heater fan motor, headliner.. Things new are: Sliding rear windows with screens, bull bar, KC 800 rally and fog lights, and 84” safari rack. Options: Dual fuel tanks, rear heater, power steering, Warn 10,000lb winch with chain lead. block heater, Alpine stereo with USB port, and trailer hitch. Everything works. All doors, windows, and locks operate perfectly. All switches, lights, wipers, and heat work perfectly. This troopy is like new, drive it anywhere on safari or use as a daily driver. Add the numbers up and you will quickly know that there is well over $25,000.00 worth of troopy here. I need to sell it because I just ordered a new tractor and could use the cash. Ask me any questions or request additional pictures. |
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