1988 Toyota Land Cruiser Fj62--rust-free California Vehicle--185,762 Miles on 2040-cars

Year:1988 Mileage:185762

Location:

Monterey Park, California, United States

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1988 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ62--rust free (has spent its entire life in california)--185,762 miles--$8,000 in improvements over the last three years--my buddy owned the truck for two years and did a ton of work on it and i have owned it for the last year and have done a good deal of work as well. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- due to all of the improvements listed below, the truck runs like a dream. truck shifts smoothly. four wheel drive works perfectly. all power windows work. also included in the auction are five original steel wheels (see pic). -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- here are the improvements that were made by either my buddy or me over the last three years-- --replaced radiator and coolant, transmission service, replace air flow meter, replace front and rear differential, oil and transfer case fluid, replace engine mounts, replace a/c compressor, recharge a/c, replace air duct (receipt for $2540) --old man emu suspension (receipt for $1660) --suspension install (receipt for $350) --replace power steering pump belt, water pump belt (receipt for $422) --fix window regulator (receipt for $100) --a/c service and recharge (receipt for $140) --window tint (receipt for $290) --mid-2000's toyota 4runner oem wheels (no receipt, cost $600) --bf goodrich 265/75/16 tires with minimum 50,000 mile warranty put on the truck 10,000 miles ago (receipt for $1000) --painted top half of truck in silver (to replace the silvery blue paint) (no receipt, cost $1200) --installed alpine cd player with aux jack (no receipt, cost $300) --installed leather front passenger and driver seats (cost $600) --replaced dozens of small parts on the car including the rear tail light lenses, center console cover, rear tailgate hydraulic lifts, front turn signal lens, hood bumper) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- here are the issues with the vehicle-- --power locks are very finicky (driver door usually unlocks with keyless entry, but other locks usually don't open. locks almost always lock from inside with driver door lock) --driver, passenger, rear carpet are in bad shape (although there is a custom made plastic mat in the rear now) --original owner installed aftermarket cruise control, but it no longer functions --recline handle on aftermarket driver's seat is broken (although it can be reclined with a screwdriver) --fuel gauge is not the most accurate --as to be expected, there are a few scratches on the car, the most noticeable are on the rear driver's side quarter panel (a twelve inch hairline scratch and six inch hairline scratch) and near the driver's side door lock there is a scratch/paint chip about the size of a dime (see the last two pictures. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- local pickup only in monterey park, ca. feel free to contact me for a test-drive. good luck.

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