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1966 Toyota Fj40 Land Cruiser Must See Chevy 350 on 2040-cars

US $9,000.00
Year:1966 Mileage:0
Location:

For Sale is a must see 1966 Toyota FJ40 that I have owned for a year and a half. I had every intention of doing a restoration on it but with a second child on the way, I must give it up. 

Virtually RUST FREE! Montana Owned!
Chevy 350 Conversion
NP205 Transfer Case (L-1-2-3-R)
Dual Exhaust
32x11.50 BFGoodrich At's
Aftermarket Seats
Custom roll cage
Paint is in good shape
Hardtop with vinyl half doors 
Custom made wood full doors installed for winter to protect the interior, not bad for driving around in town. 
Tow Bar Included

Below is a list of upgrades I have made to it since i have owned it:

* New Spark Plugs
* New Spark Plug Wires
* New Battery
* New Fuel Pump
* New Fuel Lines 
* New Fuel Filter
* New Slave Cylinder with stainless steel line
* New 3 Point Seat Belts (old lap belts included)
* New 32x11.50 BFGoodrich AT's (less than a thousand miles on them)
* New MagnaFlow exhaust on drivers side, passenger side was replaced 2 months prior to my purchase
* New Full Length Bikini Top w/rails (Used for 2 months last summer)
* Hella fog lights with 100 watt bulds (55w bulbs included as well)
* I purchased a used heater blower but never installed
* I purchased a used fresh air pull, never installed

 Main issues I wanted to fix:

* No windshield wipers
* Speedometer just stopped working last weekend, where it goes into the housing has electrical tape on it so i am guessing it slipped out. 
* Does not want to start if it is below freezing 
* When they installed the Transfer Case lever, it hits the sheet metal before it will go into 4High. Sheet metal needs trimmed. 
*Fuel gauge not reading the fuel level correctly 


PLEASE email me with any questions you may have. I really hate to get rid of this beauty, my son is really not happy as his name is on the license plate, but I must do it. 

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