1989 Toyota Land Cruiser Fj62 4x4 - All Records - No Rust on 2040-cars
Charleston, South Carolina, United States
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Here is the rundown. My girlfriend has wanted a 60 series since she was a child, about a few months ago that dream was becoming a reality. We searched for 3 months before deciding on this 1989. We had it fully inspected at a Toyota Dealer and it came back with a clean report and pulled the trigger and had it shipped here. It was a Georgia car since brand new, garage kept, and has a ton of records that reach very far back. Fast forward and the girl that lusted realizes she cant handle not having leather, IFS, sunroof etc. 1989 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ62 275,000+ documented miles, original paint, engine and trans. Completely Rust Free - Literally 0 rust. Work we have done: Basically a freshen up. - Valve Adjustment, air filter, PCV valve, spark plugs, oil change, front and rear diff fluid, transfer case fluid, drain and fill on trans with filter replacement and kickdown adjustment. Immaculate service records down to oil changes, and more going back to 1990. Original bill of sales from dealer, factory car phone install agreement and tons of others. Rear main seal, front knucles, timing covers, oil changes, brakes, alternator etc etc etc. Major work done in the past 30,000 - Front knuckles fully rebuilt via Toyota dealer ($1497) -Starter, radiator($396), brake pads, timing cover seal, and more Receipts in the file from just the past 25,000 miles total= $9300 Cosmetics: Super clean inside and out. We looked at over 10 of these before deciding "Big Red" was the one. The paint appears to be all original with no signs of any prior accidents. It is the original Toyota Freeborn Red single stage paint. Body is completely rust free, and has no bondo or any other bodywork. All lines are straight. Chrome is in great shape as well as all glass and gaskets. Interior is in great shape with no major stains, and no odors. Carpet is in good shape with new all weather floor mats. Headliner is in excellent shape. Factory roof rack has no hidden rust and is in excellent shape. Undercarriage is clean and rust free. Mechanics: This FJ is ready for that long road trip, or to go camping. Starts right up with no hesitation or drama. No smoke or choking. Accelerates perfectly, and shifts through all gears nicely, and the kickdown works under heavy accel. All electronics work, including all gauges and interior and exterior lights. Power locks, power windows, wipers all work perfect. Truck has cold A/C and hot heat. Truck never overheats or has any issues on long highway drives, or sitting in stop and go traffic at 101 degree temps (We sat in beach traffic this weekend for 45 minutes enjoying the A/C and stereo). Brakes are strong and true. Powersteering makes no groans, and does not leak. As mentioned above the truck will leave a drop of oil in a driveway if sitting, but never requires topping off, it is minimal. New tires with less than 5,000 miles. Truck is very much "turnkey" or drive it home ready. Summary: The good- Very clean inside and out, immaculate service records, shifts smooth, can go 70+mph The bad- A few dings here and there, typical 62 seat tear on drivers side but was quoted $120 to fix, will leave a dime size oil drop if sitting, left rear window is off track. (Car has been further detailed since pictured) We have more pictures and youtube videos of the truck driving and more available for serious buyers. We can assist buyer in shipping if they need. |
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