Toyota: Land Cruiser Fj40 on 2040-cars
Ogden, Utah, United States
FOR SALE IS THIS BEAUTIFUL 1969 TOYOTA LAND CRUISER. I RUN A SMALL RESTORATION SHOP THAT ONLY PUTS OUT ABOUT 6 CARS PER YEAR. I SPECIALIZE IN VINTAGE PORSCHE'S, BUT HAVE ALWAYS LOVED THESE OLD CRUISERS SO WHEN O FOUND THIS ONE I JUST HAD TO DO IT. HERE IS WHAT I DID TO THIS CRUISER: FULL STRIP DOWN AND QUALITY REPAINT INSIDE AND OUT IN ITS ORIGINAL COLOR. UNDERSIDE CLEANED AND UNDER COATED. ALL NEW RUBBER SEALS, GASKETS, DOOR SEALS ECT. NEW GOODYEAR 33" TIRES ALL AROUND, INCLUDING SPARE. NEW CARBURETOR, WIRES, PLUGS, FLUIDS, ECT. NEW SHOCKS NEW LEAF SPRINGS AND LIFT KIT ALL LIGHTS, BLINKERS, TAIL LIGHTS ARE NEW OLD STOCK AND LOOK GREAT. EXTENSIVE REWIRING ON HARNESS TO MAKE EVERYTHING WORK RIGHT. COMPLETE NEW INTERIOR, ALL SEATS REDONE AND NEW DASH COVER. NEW BRAKES AND WHEEL CYLINDERS, DRUMS ADJUSTED. ALL NEW REAR EMBLEMS AND RESTORED FRONT EMBLEMS, THIS HAS THE ORIGINAL F145 MOTOR THAT HAS BEEN RECENTLY REBUILT. IT RUNS STRONG AND HAS LOADS OF TORQUE. ALL THE IMPORTANT GUAGES WORK, FUEL, AMPS, TEMP, AND OIL PRESSURE. NEITHER SPEEDO AND ODO ARE WORKING. SEE MY FEEDBACK AND BID WITH CONFIDENCE.
Please don't hesitate to contact me with any questions : regishf2wardigo@vfemail.net
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