Diesel Toyota Land Cruiser Bj40/fj40 on 2040-cars
Miami, Florida, United States
This vehicle has been recently refurbished. It was taken off the
frame for the refurbishment, frame and engine bay have been painted
black. It runs great, and has been checked over by an experienced
mechanic.
The floor in the rear is diamond plated, and shows
no rust on undercarriage. This is a sharp looking cruiser that will turn
heads everywhere. INTERIOR front seats-excellent condition rear seats- excellent condition dash- everything works front doors- open and close properly rear doors- open and close properly front floors- no rust, very good condition rear floors- no rust, good condition, diamond plated headliner- good condition EXTERIOR Paint- very good condition, newly painted Body-no rust, dents, or scratches. bumper- very good condition rain gutter- no rust Frame- very good Tires- sufficient Lights- work fine Wipers- work fine ENGINE BAY Battery- needs new one transmission- shifts correctly Starter- starts right up Alternator- charging battery, original Radiator- good condition Brakes- work good Engine- great condition Drive Train- great condition Misc- 4x4 shift- engages and works correctly Exhaust- no holes or tears Here is the video link: http://youtu.be/ |
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