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New tub, new fenders (not installed), minimal rust, engine runs great, newly refurbished original front seats, lots of tread on tires. $9000
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For Sale 1975 FJ40 - No time to finish build
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If you are going to ask that kind of scratch you will need to provide a whole lot more info than that. Like whats going on with the tub? No lips on the fender wells? is that a 74 and up gas door opening? Are the rear fender wells flat with no dimpling? Is that tub aluminum? What parts are there and not there? Hood? Bezel? skirts? Firewall? I have never seen Land Cruiser seats with that stitching before, is it some kind of rare thing never before seen?
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Tub is 3/16 metal installed by Poor Wally's Land Cruiser, Year in header is typo as the rig is a '75. Yes rear fenders are flat. All parts are present including all you referenced. As for seats they are the original seats with new upholstering done by a local shop here - nothing rare about them but in perfect shape.
Probably worth posting a picture of the 3/16's material at the fender opening on that Wally's tub. There was one at GSMTR last year, and it was quite impressive. May be a selling point for some....less so for purists.
Sometimes I get confused and call an apron a skirt
Wow 3/16? If thats steel it must weigh a ton.
Shawn, this was the 40 at GSMTR with a Poor Wally's tub, sure you saw it - nice guy, dentist from Virginia, Jersey or thereabouts.
He did say it was heavy and it's not for everyone, but also a lot of pluses - bump for seller, probably losing money with what the tub costs.
He did say it was heavy and it's not for everyone, but also a lot of pluses - bump for seller, probably losing money with what the tub costs.
Yes with the 1 ton axles and prolly plenty of HP that extra weight isn't noticed a lot I bet. Looks like a pretty serious rig and he's linked up just like you 