1990 Classic Toyota Land Cruiser - Pristine Condition on 2040-cars
Sammamish, Washington, United States
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ABSOLUTELY PRISTINE CONDITION, classic 1990, Toyota, Land Cruiser, 184,744 miles, brown/silver exterior and brown/tan interior. One owner... Here's the story:
My husband works for a Toyota Dealership and has always wanted the classic 1990 Land Cruiser. He found this Land Cruiser in CA, original owner. The LC was in pristine condition for the age of vehicle, interior and exterior. However, there were a lot of small things that did not work... A few windows, hatchback needed new shocks, front brakes, the gear shifter felt lose, etc. So, we purchased the LC and since my husband works at a Toyota Dealership, he went ALL OUT!! All the small things were repaired, and then some.. All new tires, brakes, 180,000 full service, radiator flush, oil service, etc. As an employee he gets a discount on the parts and mechanical work which was $4500.00. If a customer had the same service it would be $7500. There is no tears, no rips in the interior, everything works, it drives SOLID (nothing shakes or rattles). Exterior is just as beautiful for the age. The paint glistens and all the bumpers are smooth and clean. If you want a CLASSIC 1990 Land Cruiser you can drive without doing a thing to it - THIS IS YOUR TRUCK. Feel reassured you are buying a vehicle serviced to perfection at a Toyota Dealership (I have all the receipts). Why are we selling it? After we purchased the Land Cruiser, my husband received a promotion and gets a vehicle to drive. Timing is everything. Please compare our LC with others on eBay or Auto trader- you will NOT find a nicer, more PRISTINE vehicle. I know, because I checked. For the age and miles of the LC you won't find a nicer SUV. We have SEVERAL PHOTOS!! Please email me and I will send more. |
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