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1980 Toyota Fj43 Landcruiser Fj40 on 2040-cars

Year:1980 Mileage:42986
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1980 Toyota FJ43 Land Cruiser

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Texas Classic Cars of Dallas

1912 W. Mockingbird Lane

Dallas, Texas, 75235

Dave at 214-213-7072 or Maris at 214-616-2317


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FEATURES INCLUDE

4.2L  2F Model Engine (recently refurbed)

Runs on Gasoline OR Propane

Larger Interior Cargo Area

4WD

New Brakes and Tires
 
After market Stereo

New Paint and Upholstery

VIDEO PRESENTATION BELOW




 
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The history of the FJ40 body style is extremely vast. The model has been very popular in other countries for over 50 years. It's body style is timeless, and they are know for being very rugged.

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This model FJ43, a variant of the FJ40 line is unique. It gives you the styling of the FJ40 but with a longer length body. Much like a Jeep Scrambler has a longer length body. This will allow you obviously to carry more and give you more stability on the road driving.

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The rear split doors give excellent access to entry. Also notice the rear spare tire, which will give you the ability to carry larger size tires if you choose later to upgrade to.

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This is a two owner vehicle. The original owner was in Colombia, from where the second owner purchased it. It was then imported into the U.S. where it now resides. Documentation as well as tags support this info. We have the import documents as well.

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One of the features of this particular FJ43, is its hardtop. The FJ43's were built in soft tops only.   This one was modified and the hard top added.
 
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If you take the time to research, you will find the FJ's have a large cult following, and what better way to make a statement
of originality from all the Jeeps out there?
 

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We would like to thank our friends at the Frontiers Of Flight Museum for allowing us to shoot many of our photos at their location. Please stop in and visit the museum when you are in Dallas. 

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This FJ43 has not been a full restoration. As we mentioned it does have some new additions, but as it sits right now it was a great daily driver for the current owner, as well as a reliable long distance vehicle. It's perfect for a city vehicel or take it to that ranch for more rugged use.

 
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This is an unrestored original. Of course there are some minor flaws, but the Toyota runs great and the owner drove it up to us from Houston where he brought it into the country. A trip of 245 miles with no problems at all.

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One of the propane tank units can be seen in the picture below right behind the seating. We have driven the Toyota with both the gas and propane and it runs fine either way.

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This FJ would be amazing if restored. It does not have far to go to be a beautiful run around town type auto.

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The engine is a 4.2L straight six. Known for being a strong motor for Toyota and it's Land Cruisers. The second version of this engine, called the 2F, was introduced in 1975. There are a few differences between the F and 2F, i.e., a larger bore in the 2F, removing one oil ring and forcing the oil to travel through the oil filter before the engine.

 
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The second propane tank unit is visible with the gas tank in this shot.

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