1984 Toyota Landcruiser, Bj60, 4x4, Factory Diesel, Stock, Solid, 5 Speed on 2040-cars
Blaine, Washington, United States
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rare, hard to find, 1984 Toyota Landcruiser, factory diesel, BJ60, in good condition.
I recently had this on a long trip, no issues, drives great. This is a stock landcruiser, with no modifications. The body is in good condition outside and is good underneath with obviously common surface rust on frame as is to be expected with all vehicles this age. Everything works well, and it has very low miles, odometer is in km, as almost all of these diesels are. The engine starts right up after cycling the glow plugs, and the 5 speed transmission shifts fine. The 4x4 shifter also works as it should. The tires are in good condition, and the exhaust is in good condition. The cruiser has power steering, power brakes, power clutch. the cruiser has been imported to the U.S. and is in Blaine, Washington If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to send an email, leave your number, and I can call you, or reply to your email. The final price is the price of the cruiser, there are no negotiations afterwards. Any inspections that you need to do, must be done prior to auction close. |
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