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1975 Toyota Land Cruiser ~ 22, 683 Original miles ! Fantastic original Model. ~ Original Paint \ Top \ Interior

No rust, no major damage.

This is the first year that had the swing out ( left\right) rear doors.

My father bought this new in 1975, I remember a couple trips to Gorman, CA with him and he took it to Yosemite one time. Has been kept in his garage all these years.
Due to illness he did not take it on trips anymore but kept it garaged and would faithfully start it and run it\drive it around the neighborhood.

I put a new battery in it and still runs good around the neighborhood like it always has, but with that said it could probably use a tune up.

I'm older myself and no longer need this super cool 4wd machine.

I have everything, toolkit, manuals, all parts for the winch, etc.

No rust, no major damage, some scratches due to normal minimal use. Headliner has come unglued, temporary hold in place. Small tear in driver seat. Storage box between seats has a small tear and covered with gray tape.

Dad put some extras on it and here is what I see......

Extras: Sliding side glass windows \ Warn winch 8200 series; model 6014 \ Front bumper tool boxes \ Rear toolboxes under jump seats ( these slide out if you don't want them inside) \ Extra\External gas tank ( think 20 gallons?) CB radio and 8 track player, a 70s car right ! Unfortunately i can not get them to work but they are there. These are on a shelf above the windshield. CB radio ready ball on exterior\ driver side. Sissy handle bar for the passenger. A compass on the dash, a silver maplight he had mounted on the dash but another item i can't get to work, (fuse?) 2 fire extinguishers mounted on the roll bars inside and a first aid kit ! A front tow bar but i can not remember him towing it anywhere.

The pictures included were taken with my iphone 4s... please email me with any questions, i can get more pictures, i can describe more, we can talk on the phone, etc.
It is in the garage now in Torrance, CA ( i'm not far, down the freeway)

Buyer pays and arranges all shipping costs. Please do not bid if you do not intend to purchase.

Would love to have someone get this who would love it as much as my father did.

NOTE: I removed the old spare tire cover in some on the pictures, it is not included. I also switched out Dad's personal license plate and changed the title to my name \ Son at the DMV.

Thanks !

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