1993 Toyota Land Cruiser Sport Utility 4-door 4.5l.extra Clean. New Tires on 2040-cars
United States
This auction is for a 1993 Toyota Land Cruiser 4WD. It is dark green and has a 6 Cylinder engine with automatic transmission. It has a high and low transfer case with "Differential Lock". It is fully loaded and everything works. It has 3rd row seating and a sunroof.. We ran this vehicle through our shop and installed new brake pads and rotors and 4 new Michelin tires. This vehicle was a new Dodge trade.. These older Land Cruisers are getting hard to find in this condition.. It runs great and has less than 10 K miles per year.. This vehicle starts right up with no issues. It has plenty of pep and the transmission shifts smoothly.. It handles great and is a pleasure to drive. The only apology is for the leather inserts in the front seats. The rest of the interior is very nice [see pics]. Both rear seats, the door panels, dash and headliner are all in excellent condition. There is no rust on the body or frame and all of the doors, the hood and rear gate all open and shut soundly. It has a nice Kenwood stereo with remote and the factory floor mats are included. The pictures will show how nice this vehicle is but if you have any questions message us here or call Jim at 606-923-2753.. We are a Ky dealer and follow all dealer guidelines. A 60 day temp tag is available [proof of ins required] if you want to drive this one home. We can help arrange shipping at your expense or pick you up at the local airport at no charge. We have NO DOC FEES! We are selling this vehicle "AS IS" and require a $500 non-refundable deposit at the end of the auction.. The balance is due within one week.. Please stay in touch if you are the winning bidder and let us know your plans for payment and delivery.. We can work with you and even store a vehicle for a later delivery but payment is still due within one week. Check our feedbacks and bid with confidence.. Thanks for your interest in our auction and "Good Luck" bidding. |
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