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For Sale 1989 FJ62 expedition ready
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That right there is a good looking truck. Somebody needs to buy it!
Bump for a nice looking rig, my wife has been trying to talk me into trading my 81 BJ42 in for something a little more family friendly and yours actually makes me consider trading in my baby
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Send me some details!
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The bumper has an un-used spindle on the PS. Sale includes the outer part of the spindle, bearings, an extra clamp for the bumper. I had all this stuff custom made by a machinist buddy on mud, since Kaymar wouldn't sell it separately.
From there you can design and build whatever you want for that side.
From there you can design and build whatever you want for that side.
Hey, beautiful truck... good luck to you
and ..bump
and ..bump
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I don't know for sure, but I'll guess around 40K.
Receipt for the Australian rebuilt transmission with Extreme Stage II re calibrated valve body, torque converter and Temp gauge is dated 6/10/05. That's about the time the truck was retired from DD duties, with the exception of some of 2010.
Cooler was installed early on. MacNamera tcase input gear had about 5K on it when I did the transmission, so the splines were like new.
The transmission is not a concern on this truck. At all, for the foreseeable future.
Wholesale Automatic Transmissions
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Wow, great price and beautiful truck. I'm nearly tempted to sell my 60 and jump on this. If only I didn't have sentimental value to my 60 and a new H55...... For those who don't already know, I'd be willing to bet you can't find another truck this built for the price, especially from a true cruiser head that has taken care of it and modified it correctly. Prior ownership is so key with a land cruiser, a bone stock $5k truck can easily need $1-2k in maintenance. Good luck with the sale, nice rig!
you don't want a 100, you want my 80?????
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OEM sliding rear windows. I bought these when it was cool to buy them. Then I did a swing out rear bumper with a 35 on it, and realized how practical they are. They lock securely, but I rarely leave the locked during trips because I use the windows to get gear in and out. I tinted the glass before I put the windows in.
