1978 Toyota Landcruiser Fj40 on 2040-cars
Roanoke, Virginia, United States
This FJ40 is a classic, a good solid Original FJ40 that runs and drives great. This FJ40 has typical rust issues on rear
quarter panels, floors, and the rear tub. It would be the perfect trail
rig or great frame off restoration project. The front cowl, fender
aprons, hood, and doors have surface rust. Seats need to be recovered, foam replaced. The frame is clean
and has no issues. The FJ40 Land Cruiser's are the SUV's to have! If
you are going to do a full restoration on a Land Cruiser start with this
one! Completely Original. Located in Virginia. Call if you have questions 540-819-0381 I can
ship or personally bring it to you for an additional fee.
Purchase Conditions: I will need full payment, before it is received or shipped. I do not accept PayPal. Note: The vehicle is sold as-is. I reserve the right to end the auction early for any reason. |
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