For Sale 1982 White RHD HJ60 Diesel - Charleston, SC

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Hey All,

Times change and I'm looking to part with my beloved HJ60 that I moved heaven & earth to acquire. :( (not in a huge rush however) I'll be grabbing some better photos in the next couple days. I bought it off another mud'r (a lot of the build threads are still on the board) and had it shipped from Washington State. This rig would be a great restoration or a resto-mod depending on the direction you wanted to go. It's in great running condition with a few quirks but, hey... It's an '82. Have yourself a rare piece of LC history with a right hand drive diesel HJ. It turns heads and gets all kinds of smiles and has been very reliable. Starts every time and purrs like a kitten. I've daily driven it (small commute) since I purchased and split time with motorcycles.

If anyone has any questions let me know - it's a hell of a rig.

1982 White HJ60 RHD (imported from Australia)
Asking Price: $16,000
Titled, Tagged & Registered in the great state of South Carolina
199,xxx km (123,000 miles)

**LOTS OF PHOTOS A FEW POSTS BELOW**

Specifics:
• no rust!!
• ambulance doors
• Aussie slider windows
• DC power outlets in the back
• Original split rim wheels that are freshly powder coated. Newish tires
• back bumper & custom roo bar powder coated to match the wheels
No rust it was all cut out with new metal welded in by previous owner
• Repainted inside and out with automotive paint to original 003 Toyota White
• floor inside with Monsta Liner, tinted to match, which makes it quieter
• fresh rubberized undercoat
• KC spotlights on roo bar
• LED gauge cluster lights
• vinyl flooring throughout
• wheelskins steering wheel cover
• engine block heater
• Tuff duck slip covers
• sony cd player, rockford fosgate speakers
• wilderness roof rack
• Has a tow hitch and wiring

Recently replaced or upgraded:
• water pump & thermostat
• fresh oil change
• brake master cylinder
• clutch
• alignment, tie rods & relay rods (under 200 miles ago)
• diesel hand primer pump
• fresh cibie lamps with parking lights and ultra high output bulbs (daniel stern lighting)
• new battery on starter side

Needs addressed:
• a/c & heater blower does not cycle on
• small crack on drip rail in back (see photos below)

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I've got some photos that I'll add in this thread of what she did to it. I was pretty impressed. It's in very good shape but, it's not a show car paint job which, didn't bother me a ton. I always thought about going that direction since a good amount of the work had been completed already and someone could give it a sand, prime then paint it. I was going to use it as an adventure rig so "show car" paint wasn't really necessary for me. It still looks great and isn't rusting.

The RHD isn't something to be scared of :) I was leery of it at first but, it's pretty fun to be honest. Shifting left handed was the only thing that took a little time to get used to. It still has the factory 4spd, some of the older Aussie versions had a 4. You'll see she put a ton of work into it which, is why it made it appealing to me vs. buying one that was rougher.

Here's some repair photos:

Rock Guard on the bottom quarters:
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