1985 Toyota Land Cruiser 4wd Fj60 - !!!!no Reserve!!!! on 2040-cars
Gallatin Gateway, Montana, United States
1985 Toyota 4WD Landcruiser - 3rd Owner. Used as a daily driver for the last three years. The cruiser is in great shape for its year with almost no rust - just a few surface spots here and there. There are some dings on the body as well but nothing major. The cruiser has 349K miles and still is a good driver. At this time it needs to be tuned up, but it cranks rite up and drives great - it just idles a little rough. Could use a new set of tires, the front window is cracked and the AC needs recharging. I am sure there are a few other little things that could use attention but those are the major ones. Please contact me with any questions. Clean title in hand. Being sold "AS IS" with no warranty. |
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