For Sale 1989 FJ62 - VERY Nice - DFW - Granbury, Texas

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I have a beautiful 1989 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ62 for sale. Tired of looking at rust buckets needing thousands of dollars worth of repairs just to get started? This one is for you.

New windshield and seal (old windshield was chipped in 3 places)
New Level 8 15" Wheels (including spare)
New Mickey Thompson Baja Tires 31x10.50-15 (including spare)
New Mean Mother (Australian) 9500lbs winch with synthetic rope and wireless remote
New Factor55 ProLink thimble
New brake booster
New throttle position sensor
New tuneup with spark plugs, rotor, cap
Fresh oil change
Fresh transmission fluid change
Fresh inspection performed.

Previous owner installed:
Old Man Emu suspension with 2.5" lift, including steering stabilizer
ARB front winch bumper with KC lights
New interior (headliner has a tiny tear but not worth replacing)

Per previous owner, the engine and transmission were rebuilt about 60-70k ago and it runs like it, 60lbs oil pressure cold, 40lbs hot, runs very smooth. We replaced the oil pan gasket that was seeping but no other leaks.

Paint is in great shape, a few small dings here and there, a bit of clear coat around the fuel door but not worth painting for sure. Receives complements everywhere I go.

Everything works, windows, AC, locks, etc. Power mirrors aren't working but could be a fuse or the switch, haven't checked that yet but will.

We took it down a few easy trails at the Toyota Jamboree this past week and it performed beautifully.

Get in and drive it anywhere. Super clean in, out and under. $17,850

NO trades. Cash or wire transfer only. Can help with loading if you need to ship.

 

[Andrew Blackmon]

How many miles? Any rust?

 

[USOffRoad]

236k...but other than axles, everything has been gone through at some point....heck the axles may have been built too for all I know. I've been under in and over... don't see any rust. We resprayed the roof, hood and cowl because the clear had let loose, was maybe 4-5 dings there but no corrosion we could find. You can eat off of the wheel wells, the quarters are perfection. It's as clean a 60 series as I've seen.

 

[Tennessee80]

Is it my eyesight, or does that look like stock suspension?

Cheers

 

[USOffRoad]

Eyesight... OME 2.5" with 31.4" tall tires. It even has the proper rake...back is NOT sagging. Remember... stock tires are 27". This had 33's on it but were really too tall... didn't rub but needed to be geared to 4.56 or higher to run right. 31's are just right... IMHO.

 

[USOffRoad]

A few more pics I had on file....gotta go wash some Jambo dirt out from under it (yes, I had to let it roam a few trails) but you get the idea.

 

[USOffRoad]

I just stepped out in the shop and shot a few quick photos.... like I said, still has some Jamboree mud on it from this weekend...

Ground level shot of the rear suspension...tire clearance... few quick shots of the Mean Mother winch and front shackle. I'll get better shots tomorrow after I bathe her.

 

[USOffRoad]

Rinsed it off between rains.... a few more quick pics.

 

[USOffRoad]

Price drop. $17,850.

 

[Custer]

Price drop. $17,850.

Ok, I'm going to bite, would like to talk to you about the cruiser, dropped you a note in Craigslist wi my phone number.

 

[USOffRoad]

Yeah....will call in a bit.

 

[Custer]

Yeah....will call in a bit.

Ready when you get a few minutes.

 

[USOffRoad]

Sale pending to Custer.

 

[Custer]

Thanks, it has been great working with you Brad on the sale of the Cruiser. I would highly recommend to anyone needing Toyota/Other recovery equipment for their ride to give Brad at US Off Road a call.