1994 Toyota Land Cruiser 4.5l Fzj80 Fj80 Low Milage 100% Stock Xl Clean Look!!! on 2040-cars
United States
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Hate to see her go, but its time. Here we have and exceptional example of an 1994 land cruiser. 100% factory stock low milage cruiser with a ton of very recent dealership work. Almost 6,000 in repair bills. It has had the front axle fully rebuilt, full tune up with distributor cap, button, wires, plugs, valve cover gasket, thermostat, BFG AT KO tires, brake rotors and pads, filters (fuel, oil, air), fluids(diffs, trans, coolant brake, power steering), bulbs, whippers, and brush guard. All this done in the last 12k or less. Axle job is still under warranty!! Always dealership maintained by all owners. Body is in great condition even for a 94. Theres only a few small dents on the tail gate and front valance. Cloth interior also awesome with no rips and no stains. drivers floor carpet of cores shows the worst sine of ware. As is i would pack it up and drive it across the county in a heart beat. Its ready for the road, only thing it needs is a new owner.
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