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Land Cruiser FJ55 (x2)
Listing for two (2) FJ55s - a 1977 and a 1973
Asking price: $2000 (for both)
Quote from listing:
"For sale: Two Toyota Land Cruiser (FJ55)... Green is a 1977 and the red/'rust' color is a 1973. Both for $2000.00 (or best reasonable offer)
1977:
The body is in pretty decent shape with minimal rust and floor boards are solid. This was set-up for a V8 by the previous owner. I was going to build this as a family camping/exploring rig, but I got the 'OK' to keep my 80 series instead, so now this has to go.
Details:
-No engine/trans/t-case
-Orig front axle with disc brakes
-Rear axle is shortened GM Corporate 14 bolt. (rear cover was off when I bought and all internals are rusty. I do have an early FJ40 rear axle that I can include with sale)
-Interior is in decent condition.
-Lots of extra parts included that I was collecting
-WA Title: Salvaged (bought in Oregon and I had to apply for a new OR title before I could transfer to WA, OR DOL automatically issued as salvaged title sight unseen. I thought is was odd, but I didn't question since I was going to rebuild everything.)
1973:
I bought this with the hopes of building a convertible wagon trail rig (yes, cutting the roof off), but decided to focus on a different project. This was a perfect candidate for what I wanted to do, since body is in pretty rough condition.
Details:
- 'F' Engine (not sure if it runs)
- 3-spd Transmission & T-case
- Drivelines & Axles
- A/C unit (mounted pass side, under glove box)
- Rear heater
- No hood (creased by tree, happened before I purchased; Scrapped)
- No pass fender (same tree as above)
- No front seats
-WA Title: Clean
*The '73 is in rough shape as you can see and would assume used as a parts vehicle. Looks like the roof has been replaced (bondo on all pillars) and rust in the floor under front seat area, but not sure how bad."
Land Cruiser FJ55 (x2)
Listing for two (2) FJ55s - a 1977 and a 1973
Asking price: $2000 (for both)
Quote from listing:
"For sale: Two Toyota Land Cruiser (FJ55)... Green is a 1977 and the red/'rust' color is a 1973. Both for $2000.00 (or best reasonable offer)
1977:
The body is in pretty decent shape with minimal rust and floor boards are solid. This was set-up for a V8 by the previous owner. I was going to build this as a family camping/exploring rig, but I got the 'OK' to keep my 80 series instead, so now this has to go.
Details:
-No engine/trans/t-case
-Orig front axle with disc brakes
-Rear axle is shortened GM Corporate 14 bolt. (rear cover was off when I bought and all internals are rusty. I do have an early FJ40 rear axle that I can include with sale)
-Interior is in decent condition.
-Lots of extra parts included that I was collecting
-WA Title: Salvaged (bought in Oregon and I had to apply for a new OR title before I could transfer to WA, OR DOL automatically issued as salvaged title sight unseen. I thought is was odd, but I didn't question since I was going to rebuild everything.)
1973:
I bought this with the hopes of building a convertible wagon trail rig (yes, cutting the roof off), but decided to focus on a different project. This was a perfect candidate for what I wanted to do, since body is in pretty rough condition.
Details:
- 'F' Engine (not sure if it runs)
- 3-spd Transmission & T-case
- Drivelines & Axles
- A/C unit (mounted pass side, under glove box)
- Rear heater
- No hood (creased by tree, happened before I purchased; Scrapped)
- No pass fender (same tree as above)
- No front seats
-WA Title: Clean
*The '73 is in rough shape as you can see and would assume used as a parts vehicle. Looks like the roof has been replaced (bondo on all pillars) and rust in the floor under front seat area, but not sure how bad."
