SOLD 1982 FJ45 Troopy, Land Cruiser Heritage Museum collection (1 Viewer)

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In order to fund a new exhibit, the Land Cruiser Heritage Museum is creating a rare opportunity for a Land Cruiser enthusiast to purchase a very unusual vehicle that is currently in the museum’s collection. Offered for sale is a 1982 FJ45 Troopy from Australia. The long wheel base Troopy was never offered in North America. This alone makes it stand out in a crowd. Adding to the unusual nature of the vehicle is the fact that the 2F gasoline engine and 4 speed manual transmission have been upgraded to the very desirable Toyota 12HT turbo diesel engine and H55 5 speed manual transmission.

The body panels are straight and the body appears to be rust-free with the exception of a small area on the right rear cargo door bottom edge and a couple small spots on the rear body sill. The vehicle was originally white and has been repainted beige. The finish is smooth with good gloss. The engine compartment paint remains original.

The upholstery appears original and is in decent shape. The door panels are in good condition and they have been fitted with stereo speakers. The dash pad has a crack in the center. The headliner is a new replacement from Specter Off-Road. The interior floor has been Rhino-lined in black.

Chassis appearance is good with minor surface rust on bare surfaces. The suspension is Old Man Emu from Australia.

Equipment includes power drum brakes, power steering and air conditioning.

The vehicle has been modified with the following additions:

2F gasoline engine replaced by a TOYOTA 12HT turbo diesel engine. More power and better fuel economy. The engine has been set up to run on biodiesel or conventional diesel.

4 speed manual transmission replaced by a Toyota H55 5 speed transmission.

Warn XD 9000 winch, with synthetic rope, in a custom front bumper with dual external battery boxes.

Custom rear bumper with integrated receiver hitch.

Externally frame-supported full-length heavy-duty steel roof rack.

Flip-up glass moon roof.

Fender-mounted heavy-duty external air cleaner assembly.

Viair 24 volt onboard air compressor and rear ARB air-locking differential with full-floating axle.

Old Man Emu suspension with anti-reversion shackles and steering stabilizer.

Dual DC 24 to 12 volt converters.

Alpine CDA 7892 radio.

48 inch Hilift jack.

Auxiliary fuel tank.

5 16x7 white spoke wheels and 235/85/16 BF Goodrich All Terrain TA KO tires.

The vehicle is offered at $45,000.00. Duplicating it today would undoubtedly cost significantly more than that. A good running 12HT turbo diesel engine alone is quite expensive.


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Er-ma-god! That is :censor: awesome!!

I can only imagine what that bumper would’ve done to a kangaroo, full-throttle, turbocharged, 5th gear... BOOM!
 
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Just buy it....then you won't have to check back in....:)
 
Hereally are some chassis photos. Pretty clean for how old it is
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Is that a Spector (Marv & Kay) firetruck in the back?

...as perhaps a more relevant note, I find myself anymore looking more at LWB FJs these days. In the years to come I am almost certain there will come a point when I ask; Remember when Heritage had that great AUS Troopy for sale?
 
The fire truck is not from Marv. It is a 1979 FJ56 that we aquired from a fellow in Texas.
 
The vehicle is offered "as-is". What you see is what you get.
 
The vehicle is offered "as-is". What you see is what you get.

Nice!! I see a 200 and a 70 quad cab.... that’s one heck of a deal.
 

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