1984 Toyota Land Cruiser Fj60 Fj 60 Fj40 Bj Landcruiser Rust Free Straight Axle on 2040-cars
Rocklin, California, United States
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A great rig for a serious off-roader who is mechanically savvy. You will not find one with less rust or with a cleaner interior. The only issue inside is the driver side has a hole in the side. I bought this from pick-n-pull with the idea of fixing it up for a vehicle for my 16 year old son to drive and that would double for a hunt and fish rig. We discovered he cannot drive a stick shift. I am afraid if he has to think about shifting and driving at the same time he will kill someone or himself.
It has a super clean body and the engine runs strong. It has a newer Alpine Stereo with CD and a hookup for an Ipod. The interior is really clean and except for the front driver seat is close to excellent. It has a great set of matching Goodyear Wranglers. This truck runs great with no knock or engine issues except that it starts to bog down when you gas it. I talked to a local mechanic and he said it is probably a vacuum leak or needs carb work but he will not come to my house to work on it. Buyer to arrange shipping. It has a salvage title because it came from pick-n-pull and all the cars taken there have a salvage title. I am fairly certain it has never been in a wreck. The body is straight and all the panels look like they match. I cannot find any bondo or repairs or rust on it anywhere. I am in Rocklin CA which is near Sacramento CA. Right off I-80. I checked with a couple of transport places and it will cost between $300 & $500 to pretty much anywhere in the US. Obviously, closer states to California are going to be less. |
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