Parting Out 1965 FJ40, Neb USA (1 Viewer)

[JD34]

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front and rear ends with spoke rims. $750
2f engine. Does run. Not original to FJ it came with. Carb is not toyo. $750
Trans/transfercase, column shift. $250

trans/transfercase set up for column shift. Original to FJ. $250

 

[shawnfj40]

You know the picture is a picture of 1965 F engine right.

 

[JD34]

You know the picture is a picture of 1965 F engine right.

No I didn't. The guy I bought it from said it was a second engine. The original was on a pallet to be scraped.
He didn't know much about FJ's either.

 

[shawnfj40]

Yep and the other manifold set is off the same motor with a canister oil filter mounted to it.

 

[Garage Time]

Got any dash parts?

 

[Old Red]

Got any dash parts?

You have been asking for and purchasing the same dash turn and brake indicator lens assemblies for months now.

Just curious what you are doing with all of them. Making art projects?

 

[Garage Time]

No. I bought my first cruiser 35 years ago and the thing that struck me about it was the simplistic dash. It was a 70 with the green turn signals and red brake indicator lights. The gas station I took it to for an oil change only added four quarts of oil and it blew up on me on the highway.
Since then I have had 6 other fj' and now in the final stages of finishing my 70.
So now my 17 yr old wants one as does my 15 yr old.
I gave them each an indicator light because that's what hooked me.
So no art projects.

 

[Krondor]

Is that an SD-40 Carb? Would you be willing to sell just the carb?

Thanks.

 

[stan lebowski]

any chance of the transmission tunnel for sale? pm if available please

 

[Splangy]

Is that an SD-40 Carb? Would you be willing to sell just the carb?

Thanks.

Definitely not an Aisan

And that sure looks like an F145 to me. I don’t see anything that would suggest it’s a 1965 F135 engine.

The manifold combo is from an f135, however.

 

[CruiserCoLittleRock]

JD if you havent sold this id be interested

I would ask if you could pull the valve cover off and see, im looking for a good rebuildable motor for a client of mine...I wanted to confirm its the siamese head with the offset style valve train to keep this project as original as possible.

thanks

bobby