1999 Toyota Land Cruiser Base Sport Utility 4-door 4.7l on 2040-cars
Glenwood Springs, Colorado, United States
Selling our 99 land cruiser as we are moving to Europe. Fully loaded.
Always garaged, driven by my wife as her daily driver with a 20 mile daily commute. Purchased from the owner of a BMW shop about a year ago, and now we are moving out of the states. Land Cruisers are a superior and plush SUV with all the bells and whistles! They are known for their reliable strength and longevity. This has 169k miles and has a TON of life left. No kids, no pets, no smoking. The exterior black color is a really sharp look, however there are body scratches and a few door dings/dents. I'd give the body a 7/10. Interior tan leather in really nice shape! There is a tear on the back side of the middle row of seats. Otherwise it is soft, supple, and very attractive. Seating for 7 with flip up/removable 3rd row seat. FULLY LOADED, DVD, navigation, back up camera, blue tooth, power everything, heated seats, power seats. Cold AC, Hot Heat. Check engine light came on recently as it needs an O2 sensor which is a $54 part. The service will most likely be a couple hundred unless you are mechanically inclined and do it on your own! All time AWD gets you everywhere you need to go, while being very safe, secure and stylish. We will own a land cruiser for the rest of our lives due to our experience with them so far! The low range doesn't engage, however we've not needed it, additionally the rear locking differential doesn't engage since you can't put it into low. Center Locking Differential works great. We've had one of the snowiest (and best!!) winters in Colorado in several years and this was a great vehicle to have my wife in. We make it everywhere we need to go and don't get stuck! I know the front wheel bearings will need to be packed in the near future. This is a $400 job at the highest (quoted at a local Big O Tires). Tires are almost new, as well as the brakes and rotors. Drives very solid, strong and smooth. Super reliable and a great machine! Would not hesitate to drive cross country. Thanks for viewing. |
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Affected models include: Avalon, Camry, Camry Hybrid, Corolla, 4Runner, FJ Cruiser, Highlander, Highlander Hybrid, Prius, Prius V, Rav4, Sequoia, Sienna, Tacoma, Tundra and Venza. Scroll down for the relevant model years for each.
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