For Sale 1993 LC, Mint condition, 1 owner

Location

United States

This is my personal 1993. It's near perfect and it's the best one I've ever owned. Rather than tear down my garage to make it fit, I've decided to finally sell it. Here is the link to the Craigslist ad. It's a very long ad and very thorough. I'll be glad to answer any questions so feel free to call or text.

1993 Toyota Land Cruiser, Mint, Glorious, 1 Owner, The Senator

 

[Rube]

Ridiculously nice but how is it one owner if a doc owned it before you?

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Nevermind. Amazing what happens when you actually read the ad. GLWS

 

[Shes Mad]

Ridiculously nice but how is it one owner if a doc owned it before you?

*****Edit: *****

Nevermind. Amazing what happens when you actually read the ad. GLWS

Still not one owner unless you bought it new

Just sayin’

Still a nice truck

 

[ATXFJ80]

To save everyone the time to go look at the CL ad to see the asking price,
he is asking $19,000.

 

[NevadaCounty80]

To save everyone the time to go look at the CL ad to see the asking price,
he is asking $19,000.

It also has over 200k and no lockers ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

 

[bugsnbikes]

Looks like some repaint and some blacking underneath. Makes sense in Texas sun for 200k.

 

[jnauck]

Just wanted to clarify a few things:
1. It has NEVER had any panels repainted. It is a 100% original single-stage factory applied paint job (no clear coat on older 80 series in white). The only thing that is not original is the passenger side mirror. It was replaced because it wobbled and even that came painted from Toyota in Japan.
2. This car hasn't been sitting out in Texas sun. It's always been garaged and it's never slept outside (too many sap trees and birds around here).
3. I don't know what "blacking" is but yes, the undercarriage is black (as opposed to brown or orange). I've never treated or painted anything underneath so I'm not sure what this is in reference to.
4. Yes, it has over 200k miles because, well, it's 25 years old. That's a little over 8k a year. Personally, I'd much rather have one that has been driven regularly and impeccably maintained than one with low miles that sat for extended periods of time or spent it’s life in the snow/rust belt.

I know my ads are a little long-winded but I really love my LCs, I’m a stickler for details and I also have a tendency to write after breaking out the Bulleit Rye in the evening.

I have sold to many folks on mud over the years and I’m always happy to answer any questions or talk shop. Thanks, Jonathan.

 

[AustinLando]

Man, if only it had a airbag...

I live by the zoo, blocks away from you. Nice rig, would love to come see it but not sure i could buy without airbags. Personal preference, that's all.
Wish you the best, glws.

 

[mts2snd]

well written ad, looks wonderful, just bought one no where near as nice, glws

 

[ginericLC]

Man, if only it had a airbag...

I live by the zoo, blocks away from you. Nice rig, would love to come see it but not sure i could buy without airbags. Personal preference, that's all.
Wish you the best, glws.

I wouldn’t count on airbags in any 80 to work. They are over 20 years old unless they have been replaced.

 

[AustinLando]

I wouldn’t count on airbags in any 80 to work. They are over 20 years old unless they have been replaced.

I hear you and the logic makes sense, but there are some well informed and significant counter arguments to that very point out there, mostly centering on the quality of the build and the design of the fault alarms prior to ignition. Generally speaking, i used to agree with you about the airbags.

 

[Toyote]

God is the nice. Love that its had as nice a life as its has.

That is a oak/brown interior right, not gray? "The Senator"-- that's great.