For Sale 1995 triple locked 529 gears

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Year
1995
Vehicle Model
  1. 80 Series
Location
las vegas, nevada 89149 United States
Mileage
248000
Color
tan
I am sadly selling my 1995 triple locked Land Cruiser with 248,000 miles. I never thought id sell this cruiser. It was originally my dads cruiser that I inherited and built out for myself. we have been on many adventures together and it has never let me down. But recently my mom passed away from cancer.. and I am now taking over our family's business and find myself needing to let go of toys. asking 27k obo Here is a rundown of the build


• Triple-locked with Eaton E-Lockers (front, center, rear)
• 4.88 gears
• ARB onboard air compressor
• 4-inch Old Man Emu lift with correction castors installed
• Delta rear panhard correction bracket
• 37-inch Yokohama Geolandar M/T tires (brand new, <1,000 miles)
• Prinsu aluminum roof rack
• Inspired Overland Carbonlite-X lightweight rooftop tent 85lbs
• Working factory sunroof
• Smog-compliant (new Borla exhaust)
Braking & Hydraulics
• New OEM brake booster
• Ironpig stainless steel brake lines
• New rear brakes & rotors (<1,000 miles)
• All fluids freshly changed (<1,000 miles)
Fuel & Emissions
• New OEM fuel filter (with spare)
• New OEM fuel sending unit & pump
• New OEM EGR vacuum modulator valve
• New OEM vacuum switch valve
• New Borla exhaust (passes smog easily)
Cooling & Engine
• New OEM power steering pump, reservoir, & hoses
• New OEM radiator
• New OEM thermostat
• New OEM rubber air intake
• New belts
• All coolant lines replaced (including problematic heater hose & control valve)
• Rear seat heater delete
• New OEM rear main seal
Suspension & Drivetrain
• 4-inch Old Man Emu lift kit with correction castors
• Delta rear panhard lift bracket
• 4.88 gears
• Eaton E-Lockers
• Birfields-axles rebuilt
• ARB compressor
Wheels & Tires
• 5 × new 37” Yokohama Geolandar M/T tires (<1,000 miles)
Exterior & Body
• New windshield and weatherstripping
• New OEM window/door moldings
• New OEM rear hatch window strip
• New OEM side markers
• New OEM hood struts
• New OEM rear hatch struts
• New OEM hood latch cable
• New mirrors
• New side vents
• Costa Fabrication front/rear bumpers with tire swing-out carrier & ladder
• Aftermarket Toyota-style front grille
• Safari snorkel
• Yotateq LED ditch lights
• Lensun solar panel on hood
• Superwinch on front bumper
Interior
• WeatherTech floor mats
• Wolfbox rearview mirror (with dash cam)
• ScanGauge II monitor
• Dometic fridge on tilt-down slider (Dobinsons drawers)
• Interior Delta storage rack
• Hfabusa rear tailgate storage
• Rosen tinted sun visor
• Billet aluminum grab handles
• Escape Gear seat covers
• Escape Gear seat storage
• Escape Gear dash storage pad
• New ABS door panels
• Ham radio
• Keyless entry, locking, & remote start
needs fixed• A/C system requires a recharge. new needs speakers .

located in Las Vegas Nevada cell 818-636-5758

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This thing is sick, a great deal at this price considering all the accessories. How's it on the highway?
 
My dad has driven it across the country. And I’ve done a ton of camping trips down to big bear California, Los Angeles, Utah.. the cruiser feels like a solid axle car with 37s. If you’ve driven an 80 you’ll feel comfortable driving it. The cruiser drives straight on the highway and likes to ride around 60-70. but going over that and it starts to feel a little weird.
 
My dad has driven it across the country. And I’ve done a ton of camping trips down to big bear California, Los Angeles, Utah.. the cruiser feels like a solid axle car with 37s. If you’ve driven one you’ll feel comfortable driving it. The cruiser drives straight on the highway and likes to ride around 60-70. but going over that and it starts to feel a little weird.
 
If you sell that you’ll regret it the rest of your life.

That being said, put it on BaT with a reserve that you feel comfortable letting it go at.
 
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