1993 Toyota Land Cruiser As Is Project! Bad Transmission 4.5l on 2040-cars
McCammon, Idaho, United States
1993 Toyota Land Cruiser project. It is dark hunter green. It was a daily driver but now the transmission is not working properly. It wont' go in reverse or high gear. It has a few small dings but it has never been crashed. I drive it some times but about 40 mph is as fast as it can be safely operated.
This is a partial list of the defects. I have owned it for just about 20 years as I bought it in 1994.
I am not a shop. I do not have shipping contacts but you will find me easy to deal with. I know you can't be sure about an "AS IS" car until you see it. If you win and come to look it over and find anything you do not like, I will refund the deposit and friendly end the transaction. I ask that you come take a look with in 2 weeks. Cash only, if you send a shipper, he must be able to look it over, make a final decision and pay in cash. |
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