Toyota Land Cruiser Fj40 Original Cygnus White Chrome Wheels on 2040-cars
Washington, District Of Columbia, United States
1980 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40 . Original Engine, Transmission, Body, Top, Doors and Interior. There has been regular maintenance and the owner has done what is needed along the way to keep the Land Cruiser looking and running good. This is a good running Cruiser with a lot of get up and go compared to many I have driven. You will NOT find diamond plate, fender flares, 8-track tape decks, jerry cans, roof racks, a V8 or other modifications. The original inline six fires right up and the steering, clutch and 4-Wheel Drive transmission are all in good working order as they should be for a vehicle with 85,061 miles. The turn signals, lights, wipers, taillights, backup lights, license plate lights, side markers and all gauges work perfectly. The vehicle was repainted in the original color and sports Toyota chrome wheels from an FJ60. Inside you will find the original mats and seats that have been recovered in the correct gray vinyl. The truck's original 4-speed manual transmission serves up legendary off-road prowess. Front disc and rear drum brake combination provide quick and responsive braking. MAKE SURE YOU HAVE THE FUNDS AVAILABLE TO COMPLETE THE TRANSACTION. JUST ONLY TODAY: $9,6OO. You are more than welcome to come test drive and inspect the vehicle . Questions? Txt now: 410.775.6576
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