1988 Toyota Land Cruiser Base Sport Utility 4-door 4.0l on 2040-cars
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On Feb-12-14 at 04:47:10 PST, seller added the following information: "I have for sell a 1988 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ62 4X4. It has 179,500 miles and is in great shape overall. It has a recent custom paint job and the interior is good shape with a few cracks on the dashboard and a tear in the drivers seat (typical for older land cruisers). I recently took it in for a checkup and diagnostic and the mechanic said that the transfer case needs some work. It does leak a little oil. There is very little rust on this vehicle. The only spots that I have found are on a couple of the door jams, under the rear cargo mat, and a few small spots on the rear quarter panels. All these rust spots are surface level from what I can tell. There were a few larger places on the rear quarter panels but I had them repaired at the shop that I had it painted at. The passenger door power window switch does not work. The window motor is still good because you can control the window from the drivers side. These are the only issues that I know about. This is a daily driver so the mileage may change a little." |
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Fri, 05 Sep 2014Never heard of the Toyota Mark X? That's because the Japanese automaker only sells it in its home market (and in China as the Reiz). It's a rear-drive (or all-wheel-drive) sports sedan about the size of a Lexus IS, whose existence is probably why Toyota will never bring the Mark X to North America. The current model has been on the market since 2009, but Toyota is rolling out a series of updates - including the new Yellow Label model pictured here.
Available on the 250G, 250G Four and 250G S trim levels, the Yellow Label gets a special shade of Awaken Yellow paint (though it can be had in black, white or silver as well), with an interior decked out in either yellow or black. It also gets piano lacquer trim, yellow stitching, pink gold accents, special tread plates and other interior equipment upgrades, as well as a unique set of alloys. All of which makes the Toyota Mark X Yellow Label perfect for recreating scenes from Kill Bill without the need to squeeze into yellow leathers. (In fact we wouldn't be surprised to see Toyota doing just that for a promo clip.)
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