For Sale 1967 FJ40 - North Carolina (1 Viewer)

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I have a spare FJ40 that I am considering selling. There's another project that I'd like to start on but I either finish (still need to start first) this one or sell it...space limitations are a bitch.

1967 which is in amazing shape (considering). Close to complete and stock (minus the very early Downey manual steering conversion and JT Outfitters front disc conversion). About as 'rust free' as you can get, this side of the Mississippi! Bring the patina to the party and watch the ladies swoon. The color is also guaranteed to brighten you're wife's/spouse's day! See here for my build thread - Lemonade - 1967 FJ40

Pic album here --> lemonade Most are pre powerwash from when I brought it home.

The good: very solid, close to complete and these oldies are just too cool!
The bad: does not currently run or have brake lines (soft or hard) on the axles. Driver's side door window glass currently busted/broke/all jacked up but I have a spare.

Since purchasing, I have pulled the front and rear driveshafts, skid plate, plugs (squirted marvel mystery oil in each cylinder, pulled valve cover and hit over half the hardware with kroil. Truck has been either stored inside my shop or in my driveway under a tarp.

Items of note: I do not have a NC title for this vehicle. One can be fairly easily acquired for NC and I am available to assist (via a bonded title - adds an extra 100 bucs and some time to the normal titling process). The previous owner never titled the vehicle (6 years of ownership). I do have the title which was signed over to the previous owner by the previous owner.

Price: can be acquired one of two ways...
1. As is where is (could help deliver for a small fee) = $6,000.00 US dollars
2. Truck plus a literal s***-ton of parts = $12,500.00 US dollars. This is over $7,500 in parts (not including shipping)...do the math and you get the truck ~17% cheaper with option #2 (hint: use this logic when convincing your spouse of this purchase).

Listing of parts:
42601-60072 Wheel Sub-Assembly Disc
90942-01007 Wheel Nut
81610-60030 Lamp Assembly Parking
53334-60010 Block Windshield Re
52111-60030 Bar Front Bumper
85220-60030 Blade Assembly Windshield
23300-30012 Filter Assembly Fuel
04152-60060 Element Kit
67871-90300 Weatherstrip Back D
69405-90300 Stopper Sub-Assembly Do
63119-90300 Cushion Roof Drip M
81270-60020 Lamp Assembly License P
15301-60031 Gage Sub-Assembly Oil L
68109-60020 Weatherstrip Sub-Ass
68108-60020 Weatherstrip Sub-Ass
17510-60070 Muffler Assembly
84450-60040 Switch Assembly Ignitio
90919-02113 Ignition Coil
68161-60010 Weatherstrip Front Door
68221-60020 Plate Front Door Windo
68170-90300 Weatherstrip
74403-60011 Hanger Sub-Assembly Bat
74404-60060 Clamp Sub-Assembly Batt
52116-60010 Gusset Front Bumper Up
53506-90900 Catch S A Hood
69256-60010 Pad Rear Door Outside
53359-90301 Shim Hood Side Pane
90467-06034 Clip
53504-90300 Fastener Sub-Assembly H
52152-60011 Bumper Rear Right-Hand
52153-60011 Bumper Rear Left-Hand
81550-60011 Lamp Assembly Rear Combin
28100-60070-84 Starter
17591-36011 Stopper Exhaust Pip
310-65C-KIT CORAL FTSEATKIT
310-9000A HARDWARE KIT
310-9001A HARDWARE KIT
150-02B PARKLAMPLEN CLR
CityRacer Rear Swing Out Gate Weatherstrip Kit for '74 and Earlier Land Cruiser FJ40
CityRacer Roof Weatherstrip / Seal for Land Cruiser FJ40
CityRacer Rear Hatch / Back Door Lower Weatherstrip for '73 and earlier Land Cruiser FJ40
CityRacer OEM Windshield Hinge Mount Mirrors with Arms for Land Cruiser FJ40 - Set of 2 - Flat
CityRacer OEM Rear Hatch Handle for Land Cruiser FJ40
CityRacer OEM Mechanical Fuel Pump and Gasket for 9/'77 and Earlier Land Cruiser FJ40
CityRacer OEM Front Turn Signal Light for '63 to '68 Land Cruiser FJ40 - 1 Light
CityRacer OEM Cowl Vent Drain Hose Grommets for '69 to '74 Land Cruiser FJ40 FJ45 FJ55
CityRacer Hardtop to Tub Weatherstrip for '73 to '84 Land Cruiser FJ40 - LH and RH
CityRacer Fuse Box and Cover for '71 and Earlier Land Cruiser FJ40 - Fuse Box and Cover
CityRacer Front Roof Weatherstrip for Land Cruiser FJ40 FJ45
CityRacer Front Door Glass Run for '64 to '74 Land Cruiser FJ40
CityRacer Cowl Vent Drain Tubes / Hoses Set for '65 to '74 Land Cruiser FJ40 FJ45 - LH and RH
CityRacer Cowl Vent/Damper Gasket for Land Cruiser FJ40
ebay ashtray
ebay Oem hubcaps - 2 front and 3 rear
ebay 6 oem spark plugs
ebay heater control with knob
mud member (2) backing plates used (2) drums new (4) wheel cylinders new (4) brake shoes
mud member turn signal switch new oem and used oem lever
Amazon 4 new Bilstein 5100 series shocks
ebay oem jack handle
Mark OEM rebuilt / NOS single barrel carb
Mark semi float rear axle rebuild kit
Mark front axle rebuild kit
Mark year correct heater box
Mark dual circuit master and adapter plate
Mark Valve cover gasket
Mark Side cover cork gasket
Mark Timing cover cork gasket
Mark Timing cover crank seal
Mark Oil pan gasket
Mark Rear main seal
Mark Plug wires
Mark Distributor
Mark Distributor o-ring
Mark Distributor cap and gasket
Mark Intake and exhaust manifold gaskets
Mark Voltage regulator
Mark Water pump
Mark Thermostat and housing gasket
Mark Radiator hoses upper and lower (style for heater provision)
Mark rear turn signal mounts
Coolerman reproduction wire harness sans connectors
Spare '77 front disc axle sans locking hubs

 

[daniel.watters]

Sweet truck. GLWS!

 

[Ocho77]

Awesome looking 40! Seems like a fair price. GLWS!

 

[S4Cruiser]

Sweet truck. GLWS!

Awesome looking 40! Seems like a fair price. GLWS!

Thanks to both of you! The upside here is that if it doesn't sell, then I'll be 'forced' to build/refresh it myself.

 

[Deftoned40]

I give u props for taking the time for a very thorough ad/pics!

 

[FloridaPhillip]

About how much space is needed for all the parts? Trying to guess at trailer size required...

 

[S4Cruiser]

About how much space is needed for all the parts? Trying to guess at trailer size required...

Since most of these parts are smaller, I'm betting they could be transported inside the 40 (some strategic packing required). The largest of these would be the 5 oem steel wheels and the box from SOR containing the seat covers/foam.

Plus the spare axle which shouldn’t go in the truck!

 

[HelloKitty65]

Thanks to both of you! The upside here is that if it doesn't sell, then I'll be 'forced' to build/refresh it myself.

Ok, you heard the man. Nobody buy this truck. The man wants to finish it! Give him some space!

 

[S4Cruiser]

Ok, you heard the man. Nobody buy this truck. The man wants to finish it! Give him some space!

Funny you point this out. If it's still around in a week or so then I plan at least start on it!

 

[HelloKitty65]

Not _so_ funny. I'm in a similar boat. You know you want to. Unplug and don't charge your phones. Don't check MUD or your e-mail.
Just go stand in your shop. Close your eyes. Breath deep the crisp air scented with hydrocarbons. The right decision is there.

 

[S4Cruiser]

Not _so_ funny. I'm in a similar boat. You know you want to. Unplug and don't charge your phones. Don't check MUD or your e-mail.
Just go stand in your shop. Close your eyes. Breath deep the crisp air sented with hydrocarbons. The right decision is there.

Yeah...I'm in a scenario where my day job which supports my hobby doesn't allow me enough time to enjoy my hobby as much as I'd like...but then I couldn't afford my hobby if it wasn't for my day job...first world conundrums (errr...problems) for sure!

 

[HelloKitty65]

Amen!

 

[Rigger]

Just go stand in your shop. Close your eyes. Breath deep the crisp air scented with hydrocarbons. The right decision is there.

This is so beautiful, I wept when I read it.

 

[S4Cruiser]

Looks like I will build this myself! No longer for sale!!!

 

[HelloKitty65]

My work here is done.

Update on my '$8k Seattle Cruiser', which I have been similarly waffeling on. Friends in France have a 70's vintage FJ40, that they are the original owners of. They've toured the deserts of N. Africa, and took me wheeling in the French Alps a few years ago, getting me started on this path. They're coming to visit the NW in August. Just asked if they'd like to go out with Stella and Miss Kitty (aka the green and the red one). They sounded excited, and so I now have a goal, two finely tuned rigs by August. I've been waffeling on what to do with the '68, but now I know.

Can you hear her? She is calling, and Adventure is her name.