Impossible Survivor With 9047 Miles - 1988 Toyota Land Cruiser Fj62 on 2040-cars
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1988 Toyota Land Cruiser - The Time Machine
Lowest Miles Survivor on the Planet Click here to see dozens of photos of this classic 1988 Land Cruiser
Contact me at (515) 864-1275 or e-mail overton@aol.com This 1988 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ62 is a true "preservation class" collectors piece. With the exception of a precious few minuscule flaws, you would think this wagon was new. Original everything, pristine collision free body and frame wearing original paint, original engine, drivetrain, suspension, interior, and riding on her original tires.
1988 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ62
1988 Toyota Land Cruiser Specifications:
Manufacturer - Toyota
Summary This factory-original FJ62 is in a class by itself. Needless to say there are zero issues here. The wagon is without exception the finest original FJ62 example you will ever find. Study all the photos, they tell the story. We have done our best to picture any small flaws that exist. Quality vintage Land Cruisers represent an investment you can enjoy and have been appreciating dramatically over the past few years! Land Cruiser Nation is selling this FJ62 for our customer. High bidder is responsible for pick up or delivery, I will assist in any way I can. I would like a wire transfer within 5 business days. Please click the link below and look at all the pictures and feel free to call me at 515-864-1275 to discuss any questions you may have.
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