For Sale 1967 FJ40 NY Barn Find (1 Viewer)

Year

1967

Vehicle Model

1. 40 Series

Location

Albany, New York United States

Mileage

60000

Color

Beige

1967 Fj40
Barn find. In dry storage on concrete floor dairy barn for 40 years
Purchased from original owner 5 years ago
Has undergone extensive mechanical restoration while still keeping original patina
All work professionally performed by Land Cruiser specialist in Bennington, Vermont
3 on the tree
Disc brakes front and rear
Power steering
Electronic ignition
Runs and drives excellent
The body was in very good shape and the small amount of rust was cut out and replaced with new metal
All seats recovered
Full roll cage installed
Jump seats removed, recovered and placed in storage
Front facing rear seat installed with upholstery to match
Original tool kit complete
Sitting on FJ62 wheels but do have 40 wheels with original hubcaps
Truck had 58,000 miles when taken out of storage two years ago. Odometer has currently stopped at 59,999
Everything works as it should.
Front and rear heat
New windshield
New seals on doors and windows
Currently has bikini top installed but also have hardtop in great condition
Body treated with linseed oil to preserve original patina
Hate to sell but also have an FJ62 and one must go
$32,000

 

[woytovich]

Very cool rig. You should post pics of the frame as well.

 

[scm68]

Yes. I will get some pictures of that later today. The frame is in very good shape. Shows some surface rust but no rust through at all. I think being on a concrete floor for all those years kept it pretty rust free

 

[scm68]

This is the day it was picked up from the dealership and driven across the country to California.
I also have the original bill of sale

 

[scm68]

This is a shot with the hardtop and 40 wheels
Hardtop fits nicely over roll bar

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[scm68]

Phone number is 518-364-2859
Located in Delmar, NY

 

[masonhammock]

Any interest in selling the FJ62 wheels separately?

 

[EWheeler]

Very cool 40. I have never seen those tow mirrors that are shown in that original photo with the trailer, kind of neat! Speaking of trailer, I cannot imagine dragging a trailer across the country with an F engine and a 3 speed! I guess it beats a horse team and covered wagon though.