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Thanks for checking out my 1985 Land Cruiser, which I have owned for the past 15 years. I am for sure the 2nd owner as I bought it from my friend's father....original key and manuals are included in the sale. The miles are accurate and the odometer and all electric in this truck work perfect. This truck needs nothing, oil just changed and you can no doubt drive it home without any issues.

Sorry I do not have a short version. The only reason for the sale is that I have 2 other Toyota 4 wheel drives and recently bought a new Land Cruiser....too many toys. My only goal is to sell a great running truck for a reasonable price. Buy it now, run it for a year or so and then put in the body work if you want to make it pretty again. This thing has a been a snow monster and we got over 4 feet of snow last winter, it tears through it on the way to the ski hill.

POSITIVE:

This truck always starts and idles perfectly whether it is -10 or 95 degrees. Clear title in MY NAME and there has never been a loan on it. I have receipts that prove I just put $500 dollars in last month for brakes, new starter and some back bumper work. In the past 5 years, new battery, alternator, brake pads, radiator, clutch work and transmission fluid change. This truck has never been in an accident and the alignment is perfect. $400 Sony stereo is also Ipod or Aux capable. New $175 Dunlap spare tire included. Clutch is great and shifts perfect. Again, real low miles (actual 138,000) and these Land Cruisers typically see over 250,000.

NEGATIVE:

Rusty, yet the frame is solid and was just on the lift at Krings Autosports in Arpin, WI, Air Conditioning does not work, front windshield has a large crack in it, rear (back) side door does not open well. Tail gate only goes 1/2 way down and the parking brake does not work. Rear window with the stickers has scratches and held together with special temp reducing tape. Tires are old but have a lot of tread on them. Some tears in the seat and a crack on the top of the dash.

TERMS OF SALE:

This Land Cruiser is approx 3 hours away from Milwaukee and/or Minneapolis and is located in Central Wisconsin.

No checks of any kind, $200 non refundable Paypal deposit required and cash for the remainder of the sale. Vehicle will not be shipped, but I can meet you at the Mosinee Airport if needed.

This vehicle is for sale locally and I reserve the right to end the auction early. This vehicle can be previewed prior to the auction end. No warranty of any kind. Sorry, no international bidders.

I stand behind my 100% feedback, bid with confidence and please ask questions prior to bidding.

Thanks!

Brad

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