Rust Free 1989 Fj62 Land Cruiser. Texas Truck All Original, Original Paint on 2040-cars
Falls Church, Virginia, United States
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Look Below Description for 60+ Hi-res photos Feel free to contact me with questions (text preferred) at 239-595-9838 1989 Toyota FJ62 Land Cruiser in excellent condition both mechanically and cosmetically. All original RUST FREE Texas truck. Currently located in the suburbs of Washington DC. Ready to hop in and drive anywhere. Recent Virginia state inspection good until March 2015. The truck can be, and is daily driven. ALL gauges, lights, power windows etc work- notable exceptions being 4x4-high needs to be manually engaged (but works well), and the A/C works but is old R12 refrigerant. Yes, it has 254,000 miles. However, a rebuilt transmission was installed at 200,000 miles and operates flawlessly. The engine runs beautifully and smoothly, strong (fuel injected), and has no blow by or smoke. Engine/exhaust sound great with no exhaust leak and the faintest lifter tick. Great compression across all cylinders.Accident free. All original body panels with no body work, patching, or bondo. Four wheel drive works well, Relatively new Mud terrain tires with 75%+ tread left, new front brake pads and calipers, new shocks, new valve cover gasket There is some general wear and tear as EVERYTHING is original Even the pinstriping. a few small dents and dings that do not show up in photographs- but again No rust. All original body panels, glass, interior, motor, bumpers, etc. Interior is in great shape with no sag in the headliner- a couple small cracks in the dash and a rip along the edge of the drivers seat. Original vin number etched in glass. All original paint (clearcoat still shines). Tires have approx. 10,000 miles on them. Diff fluid replaces 3 years ago, Coolant flushed last year, KNN air filter installed beginning of this year. Fuel filter replaced several weeks ago. Front Aux driving lights, Rear aux/back up lights
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