For Sale 1961 FJ40 1st Year of the 40 Series Cruiser! 100% original...

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1961 FJ40 Toyota Land Cruiser 100% original
1st Year of the FJ40 Series Land Cruiser... Very Rare
This is a 100% original 1961 FJ40 Toyota Land Cruiser
Comes with:
Original soft doors
(5) original rally wheels
Original interior (Not Pictured)

Body is in great restorable condition
Will negotiate asking price if you would like our shop to restore as part of terms.

$6500.00

Photos:
1961 FJ40 Toyota Land Cruiser 100% original

530-966-1300
 
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can you post pics here, so we don't need to log in to see 'em.
 
(5) original rally wheels?! Does he mean steelies? Oh thats right I'm not a member of his photo site.

GL with your sale!
 
Looks like this is the second one with a link that we can't access. Nice.
 
i would like to see pics as well but i am not logging into a different site to do so. it isn't that important to me.
 
Apologies

The link I posted should have directed you to an ad I had already posted with a forum I am constructing that should be free to view without having to log in. I'm looking into the issue and should have resolved shortly.

With respect to the question about the 61' being the first year Toyota came out with the 40 series cruiser... Yes, 1961 (As far as I am aware) was the first year Toyota introduced the 40 series cruiser. This truck is virtually identical to the 1960 FJ25 model but is not a 25 which is what makes it unique.

Wheel question:
The wheels that come with the cruiser are steel original rally wheels. I do not have the hub caps.

Final Note:
I have been a member with Ih8mud since November of 2007 under the user name *BJCruiserImports.com. I greatly respect this site and have no intentions to step on anyones feet.
I am however attempting to materialize my dream of building a reputable Land Cruiser Restoration and Parts business: CruiserInnovations.com and as part of my business I am establishing a community (Similar but different from Ih8mud) so that fellow Toyota enthusiast's can share their passion(s).

Once my site(s) are complete I will be paying for vendor marketing through Ih8Mud. Ih8mud will be equally welcome to advertise their site on my forum as well.

Please feel free to email me your questions, concerns, or suggestions to:
CruiserInnovations@gmail.com
 
1961 FJ40 Long awaited photos....

More photos coming
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1961 FJ40 Long awaited photos....

Few more photos.... by the way, the black and yellow (Original Plates) are in excellent condition!

I've had three calls on the truck just today, so if you're really interested move quick before it's gone...

Don't forget to check out my website:
CruiserInnovations.com

Should you wish to have this cruiser restored as part of the deal I will negotiate price... Otherwise the price is firm.

Best Regards,
Josh Trostle
530-966-1300
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erics said:
are the side rear view mirror mounts OEM? they look like repurposed door hinges... just curious
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Oh yeah. The side view mirror brackets were custom built by Orange County Choppers. They found these vintage gate hinges and thought they would go nicely on the build....

The pieces that I don't have for the truck (But may have access to) are:
Window frame vent cover
side view mirrors
Soft top
 
What happen to the gas filler opening neck? The opening has been closed and I don't see the filler neck. Do you have the correct front turn signals? Tail lights and tail light brackets? Pintle hook and eyebolts for the safety chains? Those are not off a 61. Rear view mirror on the windshield is the wrong mirror. If your interested the driver's side is the side that got a mirror, passenger's didn't have one. Do you have the soft top bows? To my knowledge no onr is making those. One company makes the replace replacement canvas at a cost of $3000. The other place that was making them is having trouble and won't count on getting one anytime soon. Do you have the front and rear seats for this cruiser. Not to easy to find if you don't. The rear junp seats were 61 only. If you have them you should post pictures of all the rear parts. This early cruisers are hard to find parts for. I guess I'm old school when someone say it's a 100% everything that came with it should be there including teh hub caps, trouble light, owner's manual, jack and complete tool kit. IMHO you about 70% from what I've seen so far. It looks like a every nice base to start with but still needed a lot of rare and very hard parts to find.
 
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