https://charlotte.craigslist.org/cto/d/charlotte-1997-toyota-land-cruiser/6822530848.html
Don't think this has been posted yet. If he really has had it for 17 years and it has no rust it looks to be a pretty good deal
1995 Toyota Land Crusier
This one also looks nice. Seems a little cleaner than the one in the post above but doesn't have all of the PM the other one has. Only 168k miles on it too instead of the 305k on the other one
That one's been up a while and I've seen him drop the price a decent amount, so someone could probably snag it for a good bit cheaper than he's asking assuming it's a solid truck
Prices will vary a lot based on the condition and other variables. For a sorted one lifted on 35s and bumpers expect to pay anywhere from 10-15k based off of condition/miles/maintenance/etc. Always be checking this for sale section as good deals on solid rigs come up often
I never understand why people say that they don't "need" to sell their cruiser to justify a crazy asking price. If you don't "need" to sell it then why put it up for sale here?
No I went through everything slow to not tear the trails up, and my engine bay was dry when we popped the hood. Thanks for the tip about the battery I didn’t know that.
I talked to Anderson and we found out that it was the ignition coil. I’m gonna get it towed to a guys shop in Albemarle and buy the part and probably come back tomorrow to fix it. Anderson said it’s an easy fix so I should be alright to do it in my own. Thanks again for the help!
Checked everything y’all have said. All my fuses look good and it isn’t starting with a jump. It’s now not really cranking anymore so I think it’s an alternator issue.
We’d been planning this trip for a few weeks and weren’t gonna do any tough trails where we’d have to tear anything up, but...
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