For Sale 1987 FJ60 SOA with 4BD1T diesel engine and H55F transmission (Charlotte, NC)

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For Sale: 1987 FJ60 SOA with 4BD1T diesel swap and H55f transmission.

The work was done by a Mud member - Dirtgypsy goes SOA - and has a lot of details regarding the SOA and diesel swap. I also have a lot of receipts for parts purchased for this truck and work done.

Currently has 208k miles, I'm driving it once or twice a week so these are increasing

4BD1T diesel engine from Isuzu NPR truck; rebuilt injectors and gaskets @ ~180k
New H55F transmission @ ~180k
Rebuilt transfer case @ 205k
Rebuilt steering box @ 205k
Rear brake job @ 205k
Alternator @ 205k

4.88 gearing with ARB front and rear air lockers (full-floating rear with upgraded 10mm 100-series flange bolts)
Marlin high steer
Longfield axles
37” BFG All-Terrain Kos – includes full size spare
ARB front bumper with Warn winch
Rear swing-out bumper with tire and (TEQ labeled) jerry can carrier
WagonGear tailgate lid and side panels
Rear sliding windows
Tuffy center console
Snorkel
Rock sliders
Roof rack
CB radio
1000W inverter & 12v outlet in rear
Fan controller
3-point rear seatbelts
Seat heaters (though do not believe they work or else don’t get hot enough to notice unless it is freezing)
Isolated dual-battery with controller switch, Sears DieHard batteries (brand new 12/2015)

CVT Mt Shasta roof top tent can be included for an extra $500.
 
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Huge gallery of pictures available in my dropbox.

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/uqluxbrr7vsnv3f/AACWVfD0iTy56Zt9QA_XqBW5a?dl=0
 
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Any undercarriage pics and close up shots of the scratches, How does the roof look?

I can get some for you. It's supposed to rain all day so I'm not sure if they will be clear pictures. The roof looks good because I'm assuming a roof rack has always been on. There is a ding on the passenger side rain gutter, but it doesn't cause and leaking or issues with the door closing. I'll get a picture of that too
 
Nice rig! I, among others, have seen this rig on the forum before... Wonder how the truck would look/perform with 35's instead of 37's. Does the SOA necessitate the 37's or is that just what the PO decided to run? Wonder how much if at all it would impact RPM's on the road...

GLWS,

Joel
 
Nice rig! I, among others, have seen this rig on the forum before... Wonder how the truck would look/perform with 35's instead of 37's. Does the SOA necessitate the 37's or is that just what the PO decided to run? Wonder how much if at all it would impact RPM's on the road...

GLWS,

Joel

Here is a picture of the truck with 35's. I think it looks a little silly, too much space between the body and the wheel. I doubt it will impact the RPMs that much. Dirtgypsy goes SOA
 
Here are pictures of the undercarriage, the dent in the passenger side gutter and scratches (very superficial)

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any idea if I.P. was ever serviced or rebuilt?

also - does this have "diesel" in the title by chance?

This shows Clint tearing into the engine. I don't think the injection pump was rebuilt but I believe he went in and cleaned most everything out and determined what needed replacing/rebuilt (like the injectors)
Dirtgypsy goes SOA

And this does not have diesel in the title. If Bay Area means CA, then I doubt you can get this titled there. Last owner couldn't get it titled in Colorado.
 
Clint is a personal friend of mind and did a great job on this truck. We both have SOA wagons with 37's and I have a vortec in mine. I enjoyed driving his with the turbo diesel much more. Very comfortable truck to daily drive with the 5 speed. If I had the spare cash I would buy it.
 
Clint is a personal friend of mind and did a great job on this truck. We both have SOA wagons with 37's and I have a vortec in mine. I enjoyed driving his with the turbo diesel much more. Very comfortable truck to daily drive with the 5 speed. If I had the spare cash I would buy it.

It definitely is a great truck. I wish I could keep it but need to make the missus happy.
 
gotcha- im guessing the 4.88 gearing with isuzu is a tad overgeared and 37s a bit squirrely for her.

Sweet new rig ! i like that darker green/ grey...sick

More the lift size. She wasn't comfortable driving that plus she really dislikes manuals.
 
... So I have to wonder sometimes... guys saying my wife wants this and that... you mean you want a 40? hahah it does make it easy when they agree to buy though!
 

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