Original 1978 Fj40 on 2040-cars
Prosper, Texas, United States
I am selling a original 1978 FJ40 that I just got and will be slowly restoring. The FJ has the original 2F engine with 70K miles on her and she runs great. Most fjs will leak a little oil, well not this one-no leaking oil!! I just drained all the fluides, installed new fuel filter, new air filter, new TOYOTA fuel pump. put in new full SYNTHETIC OIL with new oil filter, new battery and it has new tires. I just pulled the radiator and will be having it recorded or replaced, either way it will perform like new. I will slowly be restoring this fj to ORIGINAL stock condition, no crazy modifications or chevy engines!!! I am a 100% STOCK guy. I dont need help selling this fj, scammers will be reported, NO TRADES and fj is being sold as is. You are welcome to preview the fj anytime. I reserve the right to end this aution at anytime as I am selling it locally as well. Winning buyer is required to deposit $2,000 within 24hours of end of auction and the remaining balance within 3 days of end of auction. I WILL NOT do paypal, so cash or wire is preferred. I will help with shipping, but the buyer pays the cost to ship. I have a lady I use for my shipping and she been great for me. I would be happy to give you her name and number
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