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1972 Toyota Land Cruiser Fj55 on 2040-cars

US $17,700.00
Year:1972 Mileage:6800 Color: Black /
 Black
Location:

Sacramento, California, United States

Sacramento, California, United States
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IF YOU ARE INTERESTED EMAIL ME AT: merrileemggodyn@partygirls.org .

Full Custom Show - Rock Crawler 4x4 - The truck is a real head turner

Serious 4 wheel drive Custom built FJ55 Land Cruiser

1972 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ55 - Fully Restored Custom built

This is a one of one. You will not find another FJ55 Iron Pig like it.

This is a fun Rig to take to Car shows or to take out 4 wheeling, hunting, fishing ect.

Before I go through the long list of all the work that has been done to this rig let me do a short overview.

6800 miles since full restoration. New built Chevy 383 Stoker, New NV4500 5 speed manual transmission, New drive
line, New suspension, New disc brakes all around, New power steering, power brakes. New Orion Transfer case, New
Center force Clutch, New ARB rear air locking differential system, New 33" Bridgestone Dueler Mud/Snow Tires, New
interior, New Rubber/weatherstrip, Rubber urethane lined floor boards, under carriage, engine bay. All body work
was professionally done using very little filler until the final panel blocking. No rust anywhere on this vehicle.
No fiberglass panels (All Metal). Very straight for a Land Cruiser. All the doors close correctly, the rear power
window works from the switch at the dash. Extremely durable, Extremely fun to drive all around fantastic 4x4. Very
comfortable to drive long distances. Truck is ready to go, everything works. Classic Hugger Orange with VHT Satin
Black Trim, stock Toyota off white are the colors. LED Lights to top it off light up the desert sky. You can drive
this truck anywhere and take it across the country right now.
Clean Clear title in hand, truck has just been serviced. Ready to show and go

Here is a list of the work that has been done to the drive line and suspension:
Chevy 383 Stoker Engine - Engine produces about 430 horse power.
Crane high torque camshaft
Edelbrock 650 cfm performer carburetor
Edelbrock Performer Aluminum Intake Manifold
Powermaster GM one wire 100 amp Alternator
Griffin 4 row Aluminium radiator
Hi-Flow oil pump (75 psi @ 800 RPM)
Edelbrock high flow water pump
HEI Moroso Durafire distributor, Accel high performance wires.
Electric Fuel pump.

Hushmaster Flowmaster mufflers keep the exhaust sound perfect and keeps it somewhat quiet inside the cab. With a
excellent Low rumble outside.

LED Light bar, Two LED lights mounted on front bumper. Lights up the desert sky, switch is mounted on top of the
turn signal switch for easy access while driving.

5 brand new Satin Black Vision of Road wheels. including spare wheel.
Center Force Clutch
NV4500 5 speed transmission (5th gear = 27% overdrive, 6:1 1st gear) You can cruise down the freeway doing 75-80
mph at low rpm in 5th gear.
Orion 4:1 Transfer Case
4:11 Differentials rear axle from a 1985 FJ80
ARB Rear Air locker (Controls are mounted in cab new to steering wheel)
Front and rear torsion bars.
Rear Anti-Wrap Axle Bar
Front Differential has a 3/8" steel impact shield
Saginaw variable-ratio power steering, Mudrack Custom heavy duty pitman Arm
"Frombe" Steering Linkage (located behind front axle)
Extended Length Drive shafts done professionally
5 Bridgestone Mud duelers 6800 miles on tires, zero miles on spare.
Rancho Shocks all around
New body mounts, Suspension rubber is all new
Old man Emu DRAKAR front and Rear leaf Springs
Old Man Emu Flex Rear Shackles, Springs are over axles
Toyota Heavy Duty Front/Rear Disc Brakes.
New Asian heavy duty power brake master cylinder.
Custom Rock Sliders all around painted in a durable Satin Black Finish
Custom Front Bumper Brush gaurd with LED lights and Winch mounting plate.
Rear Bumper w/swing away spare tire mount.
Rear bumper has a 2" tow hitch receiver.
Bumpers coated in the same durable Satin Black finish.
RA Australian Custom 49 gallon long-range fuel tank with 3/8" full skid plate, Plate has also been shot in rubber
urethane.
Painless Performance 18 circuit electrical wiring harness professionally installed.
Optima Blue Top Battery which is Fairly new.

I'm missing the key for the rear window lock, I just never got around to having one made. The rear power window
does work from switch on the dash. Have a key for the door locks and ignition key, also a key for the Tuff box.

Two custom aftermarket heater blower units, one mounted in cab, other blower mounted in the engine bay, blows fresh
air into the cab. The in cab heater will heat the whole inside of the vehicle in freezing temperatures. Controls
have been mounted to the original dash giving it a stock look. The engine bay blower switch is mounted in the glove
compartment. Blows fresh air all through the cab.

Full PVC Leather custom Racing seats extremely comfortable. With sliders.
Crown 4 point racing seat belts.
Rear Seat has stock Toyota seat belts.
Custom Autometer Gauges installed at the time the new engine was installed so the odometer reads the exact mileage
of the engine. All gauges work correctly.
Interior has been completely re-done headliner, rear seat upholstery, door panels.
Tuff box center locking console with a hidden Kenwood stereo deck. Speaker box was removed for pictures, but you
can set up any speaker setup you want really easy.
Floors, engine compartment, under carriage all shot with rubber urethane
custom heat shield above the back of the engine and transmission keeps all heat out of the cab.

Windows were removed for paint, new rubber seals on the front windshield and rear cargo glass seals are new as
well. New door seals.

Rear seat folds down for extra storage in rear compartment.

I'm sure I've forgot more then I've listed here in this ad.

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Mon, Jan 25 2016

Many folks along the East Coast are still stuck at home from Winter Storm Jonas' brutal snowfall over the weekend, but the blizzard had some nasty temporary effects on the auto industry, too. Winter weather emergencies kept people from leaving the house, and that spelled trouble for factories and dealers. The terrible conditions in Washington, DC, even prevented the the Washington Auto Show from opening. General Motors, Toyota, and BMW had to close factories due to the weather. BMW cited concerns for its workers driving to the plant for canceling some Friday and Saturday shifts in Spartanburg, SC, according to Automotive News. Toyota closed its Georgetown, KY, factory on Friday, and GM shut down the second shift at its Bowling Green, KY, site for that day, too. Showrooms in the blizzard's path saw a massive drop in sales over the weekend because the customers weren't coming. Some affected dealers are now trying to make the best of a bad situation by offering potential buyers even deeper discounts to get them through the door, according to Automotive News. The piles of snow also mean hours of work for employees to clean off all the cars on the lot. The good news is that none of these issues should pose longterm problems. Weather reports don't show much snow for the East Coast in the coming days, which should allow the industry quickly to return to normal.

Toyota launches new Noah, Voxy minivans in Japan [w/videos]

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