1966 Fj40 Land Cruiser Rust Free Rebuilt Engine Daily Driver Clean Title on 2040-cars
Pocatello, Idaho, United States
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1966 FJ40 Land Cruiser Hello, and welcome to my auction. I have a beautiful 1966 FJ40 for sale this week. This FJ40 is almost entirely rust free. There are no holes or weak spots that I can find on this Cruiser and the steel under the diamond plate is still in great condition. The fenders, bumpers and all steel parts are straight and in excellent condition. The only thing on this Cruiser that needs work are the rubber seals on the doors and windows. This FJ40 is 100% functional from the windshield wipers, to the lights, heater, 4WD, and brakes. The engine was rebuilt 2 years ago and is a very solid runner. It is 100% stock and is a real go getter. The clutch was replaced, and the brakes were all done. The heater works like a champ for any car let alone an FJ40. This FJ40 is almost entirely stock and nothing has been modified other than the shifting column which has been moved from the column to the floor. The seats are also from a newer FJ40 but are very nice. I do have a set of bench seats if the winning bidder would prefer to go that route. They are super nice and will bolt right in. Lastly, the old FJ40s did not have roll bars and this one has one out of a later model FJ40. I do have the running boards for this FJ40 as well, and they will be included in this auction. You just don't find classics like this very often, so jump on your chance to own this rig. I just drove this FJ40 180 miles and did some wheelin' in the hills and it champed it the whole way. This is one bad little Cruiser. It might not go that fast but it will climb anything. I am open to offers as well so shoot me a message with your best offer. Please take a look at the videos of this 1966 Land Cruiser I have posted on Youtube. On Apr-27-14 at 18:23:01 PDT, seller added the following information: Youtube Videos http://youtu.be/iOjdcu8ej9k http://youtu.be/63j-l5dFNKU |
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