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Not mine, but curious what this one sells for....
1988 Toyota Land Cruiser Land Cruiser GX (HJ61) 4x4 | eBay
1988 Toyota Land Cruiser Land Cruiser GX (HJ61) 4x4 | eBay
For Sale 1988 Toyota Land Cruiser Land Cruiser GX (HJ61) - eBay
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It sold for $37400, including the vig, at the Barrett Jackson auction last month in Vegas.
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Holy crap! I sure hope it goes way over what I have in mine. I am guessing the winch and rear AC were added in Costa Rica? I don't think they were standard Eurospec. 100s of photos and they somehow managed to not show the factory lockers or even list them in the specs...
How can you tell that it has factory lockers?
Talked to Ron at Motoexotica this morning. Asked a bunch of questions he could not answer since this rig is
new to them.
He also told me that the asking price there at Motoexotica is 58,900.
Anyone know anything about this rig? Was told it was restored last Feb. in the US. but didn't know where it was done or the
extent of the restore.
new to them.
He also told me that the asking price there at Motoexotica is 58,900.
Anyone know anything about this rig? Was told it was restored last Feb. in the US. but didn't know where it was done or the
extent of the restore.
Had a chance to look at the truck today. No lockers. The restoration especially paint was done well. Front bumper and grill painted not to original specs. I was also told by Ron the asking price was in the high $50k range. Truck wouldn’t start because batteries were dead, so didn’t have chance to drive. Sure hope the truck sells for anywhere near the asking price because it makes other 61’s in good shape worth more....
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I would be pissed if I took the time to go and look at a $50K+ rig and this idiot couldn't even charge the battery. What a dick
I showed up without an appointment so he didn't know he would be showing the truck. I found Ron to be a good guy. He appreciated talking with someone who has a HJ61 and much more knowledge than he does. He showed me some of the other cool vehicles they have for sale (Land Rovers, International's, etc.
What a joke.