1978 Toyota Land Cruiser on 2040-cars
Denver, Colorado, United States
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Up for sale is our 1978 Toyota FJ40 Land Cruiser. FJ’s are our specialty and no part of this car was overlooked
in this complete restoration. From start to finish, most of the process was completed in house by our expert
technicians. The upholstery and powder coating were the only aspects of this project that we hired out to other
professionals.
This car is mostly all original, there are some new parts and components but our preference was to restore over
replace whenever possible. This car was finished less than a month ago with minimal drive time since then.
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The rear half of the tub was entirely rebuilt with new rocker panels, quarter panels, wheel wells, bed and sill
channel. The frame, axle tubes, skid plates, roll bar, and spare tire carrier have all been media blasted and
powder coated. The entire body was media blasted and painted in Freeborn Red. Rubberized coating, similar to
spray on bed liner, applied to entire under side of body.
54,2xx original miles verified with almost complete service records. All new custom built exhaust system. Engine
rebuilt with all new gasket and seal kit. All new cooling system; radiator, hoses and water pump. Original
carburetor, completely overhauled.
All new brake system with nickel/copper brake lines. Steering system was completely gone through with new tie rod
ends and knuckle seals. New HFS springs and shocks with 4” lift. 30X9.5R15 Hercules Terra Trac ATII tires on
American Racing wheels.
We went to great lengths to use as much original hardware as possible to keep the original look with Toyota’s
unique stamped bolt heads. All original hardware was cleaned, stripped and electroplated with a zinc/cadmium
plating.
Interior is mostly original with the exception of the floor mats, shifter boots and door panels. Seats have been
reupholstered and restored to original factory condition. New headliner with expert installation, not a wrinkle or
fold to be found! All dash components are original. All original glass with new glass seals. New weather strips
and seals around all body seams and doors.
Electrical system is mostly all original as well. The rear wiring harness is all new and custom made. The front
wiring harness has been repaired where needed and completely inspected, cleaned, tested and rewrapped for a factory
like fit and finish.
Car has clean Colorado title. Will come with all available service records and paint codes. Car will be sold in
as-is condition, no warranty expressed or implied. Buyer is responsible all shipping arrangements and costs.
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