For Sale 1976 FJ 55 Texas-- 47,311 original miles

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Pigpentx

10 Year
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I hate to do it, but it's time to unload this beauty. I have had this almost 3 years and kept it the pristine almost all original, lowest mileage FJ 55 I have ever seen. Several people have told me it's the lowest mileage FJ 55 they know if in the states. It has brand new BFG 33 10.50's on original wheels. The interior is spotless and I have recently replaced the front seat with new SOR foam and matching vinyl. It has all the original toyota glass, and is the desired original paint smurf/white.

I am asking $25,000. Vehicle has been garage kept in East Texas since purchase. I will do my best to post pictures but may not have enough post to allow that. Please text me at 903-746-3834 for information or more photos. If there are specific pictures you want just ask, it in my garage and I'm happy to provide them.

I have added lights from daniel stern that match the original headlights. Massive upgrade for night driving and makes zero visual change to how the vehicle looks.
Brian,
Texas
903-746-3834
Ok, tried to post pictures and have no clue, so text me if you want to see
 
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Here's the story I got when I bought it. It sat garaged in Santa Fe at a dentist second home for many years. He bought for his wife to keep at their vacation home, never drove it and later sold it in california. A guy in Colorado bought it, drove back to colorado and did a few repairs and basically "flipped" it to me.
 
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PabloCruise said:
Think I could trouble you for a picture? Do they look factory?
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PabloCruise said:
I do not mean to be a pain - does that other end of that belt bolt to the front of the A shaped metal bracket? Any chance you could post a picture of that?
Sorry, my wife really wants retractable belts in the back of our Pig, and I have never seen the set-up like yours! Thank you...
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You sir are a gentleman and a scholar (assuming you are a sir - no disrespect meant if you are a lady).
Thank you for humoring my pesky inquiries!
I am curious about where the other end of the belt attaches, down below the shoulder point? At the outboard side of your hips from the buckle, where does that anchor? But thank you for this picture as well!
 
I guess I'm not following your question. The first picture is the unit mounted behind the seat where the belt retracts into. It then comes up to the C pillar and then across your shoulder and clicks into the original female end of the lap belt.
 
Pigpentx said:
I guess I'm not following your question. The first picture is the unit mounted behind the seat where the belt retracts into. It then comes up to the C pillar and then across your shoulder and clicks into the original female end of the lap belt.
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Thanks for not telling me to bugger off! :-) After the part that clicks into the female receiver, there is a portion that runs across your lap, eh? And the lap belt portion must anchor opposite of the female receiver, yes? That is what I am trying to see.

Thanks again for your patience with me!
 
PabloCruise said:
Thanks for not telling me to bugger off! :) After the part that clicks into the female receiver, there is a portion that runs across your lap, eh? And the lap belt portion must anchor opposite of the female receiver, yes? That is what I am trying to see.

Thanks again for your patience with me!
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I've thought about mounting the retracter on the rear seat bracket, but would use a nice backing plate, under the fender well and maybe a bigger bolt. Those are only 6mm bolts holding everything down. Seems to be a good place though.
 
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