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1961 Toyota Fj40 on 2040-cars

US $8,000.00
Year:1961 Mileage:13590 Color: paint back to original red
Location:

Lewiston, Maine, United States

Lewiston, Maine, United States

This is an antique 1961 Toyota FJ40. This is the second year model for the FJ40. The first 3 yrs are very rare and offer a few unique qualities. I am by no means an expert on these trucks, but do know a little bit about them, so if you have any questions I will do my best to answer them.

The following is the history that I know about the FJ:
I purchased the vehicle 5 yrs ago
The engine, brakes, hubs have all been rebuilt in the past 7yrs
The wiring has been redone in the past 7yrs
I put a seat cover on the bench seat
A new weber carb was installed last year due to the fact I could not find any oem carb repair kits
I am told the weber carb will improve the high end a little bit and give it a little better fuel mileage
The wheels and tires I installed 5yrs ago, the are standard chevy 6 bolt pattern
The suspension was also replaced 6yrs ago and had a shackle lift installed
Original 3spd on the tree was converted to 3spd on the floor for easier shifting which came out of a few yrs newer FJ40

This vehicle has been in my storage facility most of the time I have owned it. I have driven it around town here and there, never on the highway. The frame is completely solid, if I kept it any longer I would probably redo the exterior paint back to original red. The tub over all has some rust here and there, which has been removed and repaired.

This FJ could be a great Father/Son project with mostly cosmetic work needed to be perfect.

I have no problem helping coordinate with your shipper anywhere you wish. 

I will accept cashiers check, cash or wire transfer. Total must be received within 7 days of auction end.

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