1989 Toyota Land Cruiser Very Low Miles Clean Carfax Parts Truck Not Running on 2040-cars
Nashville, Tennessee, United States
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Up for grabs is this 1989 Toyota Land Cruiser Landcruiser FJ62 with VERY low miles! It has just 133,798 showing! It is currently NOT running, but will come with a ton of extra parts, to include a front tube bumper, extra doors, and more! I have a ton of Land Cruiser parts, let me know if you want an extra hatch (I have two), an extra tail gate, front turn signal lenses, and more! This truck does not run, you will have to bring a trailer OR I can have it delivered to your location (on your dime). If bidding hits $2,000, I will throw in a separate FJ62 engine! Truck has a clean CarFax! I have a clean and clear title for this truck in my hands, you will get the title only after all funds have been collected. Please call or text 615-300-6004 with any questions. Please do not bid unless you have $$$ in-hand. |
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