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Stunning!! 1978 Fj55 Toyota Landcruiser With Rare Factory A/c - Land Cruiser on 2040-cars

US $21,000.00
Year:1978 Mileage:42334
Location:

Palm Harbor, Florida, United States

Palm Harbor, Florida, United States

1978 Toyota Landcruiser FJ55 with Factory A/C

-       Factory Working A/C (needs charge)

o   Compressor spins freely when switched on.

-       All electrical works

-   Clear Florida Title in Hand

-       Rear tailgate operates both by key and dash switch

-       Cruiser drives straight

-       Engine starts and pulls hard

-       Runs smooth

-       Body solid with No rust or rot

-       Will run 70mph all day (drove from AZ to Florida with zero issues and no oil burned)

-       Strong clutch

-       4-Spd Transmission shifts smoothly through all gears

-       Transfer case operates well

-       Power Brakes work great.  Stops on a dime and tracks straight

-       Includes all Factory Service Manuals and stack of receipts documenting work performed.

-       Brand New Head liner (heavy vinyl) looks great! 

-       Interior seats/door panels look aged and could use replacement

-       Carpet is ok but may want to be replaced

-       New Dash Cap, Glove Box Door, and Gauge bezel coming from SOR.com and will be included in sale.

-       One small (eraser sized paint chip on Front PS side door)

-       Small 1” scratch on hood (not deep)

-       Tires still have lots of tread and are balanced 31’s

-       Copies of all receipts of parts/service included

-       Over $5,400 in recent (since Oct. 2013) parts/service

o   Please do not tell wife she will kill me if she knew how much I’ve spent.  J 

-       Previous Owner Spent $7,400 on high end paint job. (zero bondo or filler).  Body is straight and paint shines like new show room paint job.

-       Rain gutters are free from rust.

-       OEM Tank replaced at some point by previous owner.  29 gallon tank.

-       Spare rides in the trunk

o   OEM jack and hardware mounted under seats. 

 

History:

1st owner Arizona 5/16/1979 – 3/12/2012

-       Cruiser stored in garage for the life of the cruiser

-       Have copy of title documenting history

2nd Owner Arizona 3/12/2012 – 10/21/2013

-       Cruiser kept in garage by 2nd owner

-       Complete Repaint (no bondo/filler) down to bare metal

o   Paid $7,400 for quality paint job

-       No dents, dings, or rust/rot

-       Paint shines like the day the cruiser rolled off the line

Current Florida – 12/21/2013 – Current

-       Cruiser kept in garage and never driven in rain

-       Weekend car

-       Never wheeled or driven on beach

-   my blog on vehicle:  http://forum.ih8mud.com/fj55-iron-pig-preservation-society/780958-new-pig-aka-sandy-pig-coming-florida.html 

 

Maintenance:

-       Recent Oil Change

-       New Plugs, wires, air filter, fuel filter, fuel line, New Thermostat 180

-       New Coolant line (behind water pump)

-       Flushed Brake Fluid and Coolant

-       New Trollhole Carb installed

-       Engine timed to spec

-       Idle set

-       New Tie-Rod ends

-       New Center arm

-       New Pro-Comp Shocks

-       New OME Steering Stabilizer

-       New Calipers

-       New Front Brakes

-       Front Rotors turned

-       New Stainless Brake Lines

-       Clutch Master cylinder rebuilt

-       Clutch Fluid flushed

-       Front End Aligned to spec

-       Front Axle Rebuilt

o   New HD Marlin Inner Axle seals

o   Full axle rebuild felts, wipers, seals

-       Purchased All new Weather striping from Slo-Cruisers $1,800

o   Inner and outer Door seals

o   New Rear upper/lower rear tailgate seal

o   http://www.slocruisers.com/product.sc?productId=17&categoryId=9

o   Not installed but included:

§  Front Windshield seal

§  Rear door window seals

§  Window guides

§  Lower rear window guide seals

§  Outer rear window wiper

-       New inner felts for door windows (included and ready for install)

-       New outer window wiper/seal (included and ready for install)

-       New OEM Shift knob

-       New side emblem

-       Fuel System Flushed/cleaned

-       Front cam seal replaced and Timing cover (over $990 at shop) to fix front oil leak on front crank.

 

 

Known Issues:

-       Factory AM Stereo Not hooked up

-       A/C not charged

-       Low fan speed not working (medium and High work)

-       Parking brake not working (have new parking shoes just have not had time to replace)

-       Windshield sprayer works just needs line from reservoir and sprayer nozzle. 

Reason For Sale:

Why am I selling?  We recently received some great news that we will be expecting our 3rd child.  This is a good surprise however is going to eat into what little time I have.  Plus we need a larger car to haul 3 car seats and big as the FJ55 is 3 seats is not in the cards.  Truly is a great running cruiser and we will miss.  Gets tons of attention where ever we go. 

 

PPI:  Copy of PPI from when I purchased can be sent if interested.  Message me.  Will give you idea of what I purchased.   

Photos:  I’ve tried to take all photos of exterior, interior, underside so you have a good understanding of the condition.  The cruiser is very solid and is a head turner. 

The new owner will not be disappointed. 


Questions Ask I’ll be upfront and happy to talk more.


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