fj40

i changed the oil, bought a battery, and had to unfreeze the primary butterfly. made sure it had spark and then did a gravity fed line to carb. (gotta replace some fuel line first,, when did autozone start charging 10$ a foot for 5/16 fuel line, wtf!??) quite pleased. now i gotta get a...

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Had this FJ40 for 13 years. Bought from a local seller that had purchased in Arizona and brought to San Diego. Have had it serviced at the Truck Shop (TLC specific mechanic) in SD the entire time. Have receipts for literally everything done over that time. Smog exempt in CA. Chevy 350 SB engine...

Excited to release our new coolant overflow bottle kit. We partnered with @Racer65 to offer a complete package! :) The kit comes with the stainless steel bracket, mounting hardware (oem bolts), tubing and clamps, bottle and the cap. Everything you need to get going for your 58-72 FJ40. It uses...

I know this is long shot. We have 3 dogs, need 3 windows to hang heads out in the wind…. Anybody have a set of these laying around they’ve decided not to use??? If they are already in a top, I’ll buy the whole top (ours has soft top and want to start driving it in the winter)…. PM me if you...

Looking for a 73 FJ40 67107-90300 Rear Hatch "Board" and/or the T-Handle Assembly as well. Thanks in advance!

I believe these are OEM 50 plus ship for pair

Pair 20 plus ship

Pair for 20 plus ship

ISO a fuel line that runs along the frame on the passenger side. the line is for either the return or feed line. there are two lines it is the top one I need. hoping someone may have this or lead me to someone.

Doing an OC on my '79 (manufactured 12/ 79) FJ40. Last time, I used the owners manual & overfilled. How many quarts should I use? Thanks in advance.

1969 toyota Fj40 landcruiser 4x4 $10k firm Nice little cruiser, runs good, i rebuilt the whole front axle, changed all fluids, new radiator, has weber carb, long tube headers, hreat tires, new windshield, and Japanese wipers, new front wheel cylinders, shoes, etc... front brakes need adjusting...

wanted power steering pulley for Toyota Land Cruiser 1983 fj40

not affiliated in any means but figured I'd put it up for anyone looking in the future. I purchased this set off eBay (PartsPuzzle) from the Netherlands. I'll go through the set as I applied them. Here is the blower gasket along the firewall. first compared to the original and then on the unit...

Full nut and bolt restoration done on this truck. 2FE conversion. Will be getting more pics soon just wanted to get the ball rolling to see what interest is out there. Asking $58k obo

Bought it, drove it, loved it, and then I put it in storage. I purchased it b/c I thought it was a solid value based on my last experience of building out a 1970 FJ40. Sooooo, it was a bit of an impulse buy, as I tend to do. I'll leave it up for sale until the snow comes - maybe 2 weeks? If...

I have decided to sell my 1977 FJ40 Land Cruiser which I restored when I acquired it in 2015. I don't drive it enough and it just sits in my garage most of the time. I would love for it to go to a good home. Location: Austin, TX 78750 Asking: $38K Contact: David Gonzalez 512-791-7502 Specs...

My buddy is looking at this 40.. future purchase for his son who wont be driving for 10 years... hahaha https://portland.craigslist.org/clc/cto/d/tualatin-1965-toyota-fj40-landcruiser/7691059283.html what do you guys think?

My website will always be updated first, but I figured I would go ahead and create a thread with the current progress on my 1969 build. A post with a runrate of how much this little money pit is costing me is here 1969 FJ40 build "Dr Banner" -...

Looking at several brochures and articles for the FJ40 in the 1975 timeframe. I have seen in several references like this: What about locking the front hubs? Don't you still have to stop and lock the front hubs for 4-wheel drive?