1971 Toyota Land Cruiser Fj55-inline 6 Nice! on 2040-cars
Wilmington, North Carolina, United States
1971 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ55 - Inline 6 Nice - NO RESERVE! All body panels are very nice now and frame is solid! Some surface rust here and there but all the prep work was completed before the painting process. Both front and rear bumpers are in great shape. There is a place to mount a winch to the front bumper but I never could get my hands on a Warn winch or desired choice. Headlights are LED (nice), brake lights, gas/temp/pressure gauges work as they should and the same goes for the aftermarket tach. Wipers work great, variable speed. Sometimes the turn signal blinkers are intermittent. Rear window motor works great and all glass is original and in great shape. The seats might need some stitching around the edges due to normal wear. The roof is in good condition and no leaks. Some recent maintenance work completed: Jan/Feb. 2014-new spark plugs, plug wires, air filter, starter (with warranty), front and rear performance shocks, driver side rear wheel cylinders, steering bar tie rod ends, brake lines/hoses, brake shoes, fuel filters, and fuel lines. I noticed a very small leak coming from the passenger side wheel cylinder just the other day but its isolated. All receipts to follow with the new owner. This Land Cruiser FJ55 is not perfect but certainly a lot of care and love has made this SUV a joy to own. This FJ55 is registered and I have a clean NC title in hand for easy transfer of ownership. Please: NO INTERNATIONAL BIDDING! US FUNDS ONLY ACCEPTED. This 71 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ55 is sold as is, where is in Sunny Wilmington, NC. No warranty expressed or implied. Please asking questions before bidding and feel free to set up a time to view if you are able to. I have the right to end auction early if pre-qualified buyer is located. Thanks for your interest and happy bidding! |
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