1972 Toyota Land Cruiser Fj40 on 2040-cars
Year:1972
Mileage:35000
Color:
or do the body and the paint right
Location:
Monument, Colorado, United States
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For Sale: 1972 Toyota Landcruiser FJ40
View 94 high res pics below (click on the image to zoom in)
OVERVIEW: This 1972 FJ40 is in awesome shape with one exception: The original F engine was recently rebuilt and after only 2,000 miles the engine threw a rod and is currently out of commission. The good news is, you can probably pick this Cruiser up pretty cheap because of the issue and either rebuilding the engine or replace it and you'll have a killer ride! - Clean Colorado title
- Original F engine and 3 speed manual transmission ( on the floor )
- 4WD works great
- Engine was recently rebuilt, and appears to have been done well (obviously, except for the fact that it threw a rod...it's hypothesized that the 17-year old who drove it may have driven it in such a way to have caused this).
- New clutch
- New Weber carb
- New brake master and booster
- New coil
- New fuel pump
- New radiator
- New MSD Ignition
- All gauges work and the speedo needle looks brand new
- Passed emissions a couple years back (expect it will pass again)
- 3-4" Pro Comp Lift
- 33" x 12.5 x 15" Tires
- Aluminum wheels
- New Bestop Full Soft Top
- Recent paint job
- All glass is in clean condition
- All original and OEM parts used whenever/wherever possible
- AM/FM CD Player with four speakers works and sounds great. Can easily be removed if looking to keep it completely factory.
- All the original knobs are there and everything works
- Blinkers, lights, and interior lights all work
- Factory tow hitch with wiring for trailer ready to go
- Original rear bumperettes
- Original rear jump seats
- Original front bench seat recently reupholstered and looks great
- This truck is very much an "OEM" truck.
- Even the oil filter is a Toyota oil filter and there are TEQ stamps on most everything.
- Warn 8274 winch works great
Here are the down sides (at least according to a FJ purist who appreciates an all-original FJ40):
1) Obviously, the biggest down side is that the engine blew a rod. That said, everything else in this rig is pretty much brand new and you can tell it was cared for. From the Toyota emblems, to the radiator, brake lights, coil, and other interior parts, you can see that that the person cared about having NOS Toyota parts replaced. If you're handy and can rebuild the engine yourself, you're going to have a really nice rig at a steal of a price. Even if you pay someone to rebuild the engine, you'll still be ahead at $5,500.
2) The paint job is just okay. It looks nice and presents extremely well, but it's not a top of the line, $6000 paint job. Of course, this is not a $25,000 asking price, either. So, for what it is, the paint job is really pretty nice and it's a head-turner the way it is.
3) The interior wasn't painted to match. The dash is green and the interior doors are black. It doesn't look awful, but if I were looking to keep this rig and restore it, I would either look to match the interior with the same color as the exterior or do the body and the paint right.
4) The metal is in good shape with the exception of the rear corners and a small bit of rust by the rockers. The fenders are beautiful, as is the hood, apron, rear barn doors, front doors, front windshield frame and interior floor boards. The underbody is in really good shape, as is to be expected for a Colorado vehicle.
I reserve the right to sell this vehicle locally at a fixed price and reserve the option to remove this listing and sell locally. On Jul-18-14 at 08:46:47 PDT, seller added the following information:
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For Sale: 1972 Toyota Landcruiser FJ40 View 94 high res pics below (click on the image to zoom in) OVERVIEW: This 1972 FJ40 is in awesome shape with one exception: The original F engine was recently rebuilt and after only 2,000 miles the engine threw a rod and is currently out of commission. The good news is, you can probably pick this Cruiser up pretty cheap because of that and either rebuilding the engine or replacing it, you'll have a killer ride! - Clean title
- Original F engine and 3 speed manual transmission ( on the floor )
- 4WD works great
- Engine was recently rebuilt, and appears to have been done well (obviously, except for the fact that it threw a rod...it's hypothesized that the 17-year old who drove it may have driven it in such a way to have caused this).
- New clutch
- New Weber carb
- New brake master and booster
- New coil
- New fuel pump
- New radiator
- New MSD Ignition
- All gauges work and the speedo needle looks brand new
- Passed emissions a couple years back (expect it will pass again)
- 3-4" Pro Comp Lift
- 33" x 12.5 x 15" Tires
- Aluminum wheels
- New Bestop Full Soft Top
- Recent paint job
- All glass is in clean condition
- All original and OEM parts used whenever/wherever possible
- AM/FM CD Player with four speakers works and sounds great. Can easily be removed if looking to keep it completely factory.
- All the original knobs are there and everything works
- Blinkers, lights, and interior lights all work
- Factory tow hitch with wiring for trailer ready to go
- Original rear bumperettes
- Original rear jump seats
- Original front bench seat recently reupholstered and looks great
- You can tell that the guy that had the work done cared about OEM. Even the oil filter is a Toyota oil filter and there are TEQ stamps on most everything.
Warn 8274 winch works great
Here are the down sides (at least according to a FJ purist who appreciates an all-original FJ40):
1) Obviously, the biggest down side is that the engine blew a rod. That said, everything else in this rig is pretty much brand new and you can tell it was cared for. From the Toyota emblems, to the radiator, brake lights, coil, and other interior parts, you can see that that the person cared about having NOS Toyota parts replaced. If you're handy and can rebuild the engine yourself, you're going to have a really nice rig at a steal of a price. Even if you pay someone to rebuild the engine, you'll still be ahead at $5,500.
2) The paint job is just okay. It looks nice and presents extremely well, but it's not a top of the line, $6000 paint job. Of course, this is not a $25,000 asking price, either. So, for what it is, the paint job is really pretty nice and it's a head-turner the way it is.
The interior wasn't painted to match. The dash is green and the interior doors are black. It doesn't look awful, but if I were looking to keep this rig and restore it, I would either look to match the interior with the same color as the exterior or do the body and the paint right.
3) The metal is in good shape with the exception of the rear corners and a small bit of rust by the rockers. The fenders are beautiful, as is the hood, apron, rear barn doors, front doors, front windshield frame and interior floor boards. The underbody is in really good shape, as is to be expected for a Colorado vehicle.
4) There is some overspray on the steering wheel, but this should easily be cleaned up
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