1973 Toyota Land Cruiser Fj40 With Upgraded 2f Motor And 4-speed Tranny on 2040-cars
Bountiful, Utah, United States
1973 Toyota Land Cruiser - FJ40 upgraded with a 2F motor and 4-speed transmission!! And...
I'm selling one of my projects! Here's the story. I bought this FJ40 with the idea of restoring it. It has tons of upgrades and would be a very simple and fast restoration. However, i'm smack in the middle of a different restoration and can't take on another project. The foundation for this restoration is in place and ready to go. Here's a few of the key items that enhance this project:
Current condition: The hard parts of this restoration are done. Now the only thing left is the body work on the hard top sides, some spots on the front doors, front fenders. The interior is painted black and in my opinion should match the green exterior. The cruiser runs amazing and does NOT drip oil or smoke. Runs like a swiss watch. Drives tight. Brakes: This cruiser has drum brakes on the front and pulls to the right. Simple fix - replace the drivers side cylinders. I've disclosed everything I know about this FJ40. It is in amazing mechanical shape and just needs a little TLC in the way of body work. Given the upgrades it will easily be a $25K+ valued vehicle when it's done. Conditions of Sale: I reserve the right to end this auction early since it's for sale locally. Please call or text me with questions. Emails will be answered as I get to them. I require a $1000 non-refundable deposit via wire transfer, cashiers check or cash. After I receive the wire transfer, I will FedEx overnight the title to you. After you receive the title you need to submit the balance of funds due by wire transfer, cash, cashiers check. ABSOLUTELY NO PAYPAL. They only protect the buyer. I'm happy to hold the vehicle for a week or two while you arrange to come get it or ship it. Questions/Offers: 801-556-9399. |
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