- Year
- 2000
- Vehicle Model
- 100 Series
- Location
- Austin, Texas United States
- Mileage
- 240000
- Color
- rgb(255, 252, 252)
For sale is a 100-series Land Cruiser with some solid mods and lots of recent maintenance. Nothing wrong with it- I just currently have 4 cars and one's gotta go. Lowest MPG is on the chopping block!
When I bought this, I immediately put $3k of work into baselining it- new timing belt, thermostat, spark plugs, fuel filter, pcv valve, fluids, etc. I also added used sliders, and ARB dual compressor (only included if you're paying asking price for it) and the slide out rear drawers. Previous owner had done a lot of work and maintenance as well (including nearly $8k in parts/labor over an 18 month period), most notably the bumper, suspension, snorkel, and remote starter.
Here's a rundown of what's on there:
Ironman front bumper
Bolt on sliders
Snorkel
Land Shark Outfitters dual slide-out drawers with custom-cut wing covers
ARB dual compressor
Remote starter
Ceramic tint all around, including front windshield (legal tint levels)
Alpine head unit w/ Bluetooth/hands-free
Lexus wheels
Mud flap delete w/ steel reinforcement
Pre-wired for subwoofer/amp, including an unpowered amp mounted under the passenger seat
Maintenance w/ records:
04/18 - mirror, heater tees, etc.
12/18 - CV shafts
08/19 - Brakes
10/19 - U-Joints
11/19 - ignition coil
07/20 - Radiator
06/21 - Timing belt, thermostat, PCV valve, etc [this was at 230k miles]
I don't have records before the previous owner, so my file on this goes back to mid 2018.
Not in a huge rush to sell, and willing to part certain things out for the right price. I do not have the rear seats, so this is a 5-seater. The red in the undercarriage is dirt from Barnwell Mountain Range in Gilmer- no rust under there. The body has some scratching and dings. This truck has been well loved, well maintained, and well used. The rear passenger quarter panel scratching is from Hidden Falls. The ATRAC on this series is, for my money, as good or better than an air locker- much more control once you learn how to use it! (Hint: don't slam the gas, just ride it low and light and let the ATRAC work its magic.)
If you want a car that gets you from point A to point B, you could do worse. If, however, your point B sometimes doesn't have a paved road leading to it... well in that case, it's hard to do much better. This thing will run forever, the engine's been maintained in all the important ways, and it just needs someone new to stretch its legs a bit.
Will accept BTC or ETH if you're wanna go the crypto route.
More photos in the CL ad.
When I bought this, I immediately put $3k of work into baselining it- new timing belt, thermostat, spark plugs, fuel filter, pcv valve, fluids, etc. I also added used sliders, and ARB dual compressor (only included if you're paying asking price for it) and the slide out rear drawers. Previous owner had done a lot of work and maintenance as well (including nearly $8k in parts/labor over an 18 month period), most notably the bumper, suspension, snorkel, and remote starter.
Here's a rundown of what's on there:
Ironman front bumper
Bolt on sliders
Snorkel
Land Shark Outfitters dual slide-out drawers with custom-cut wing covers
ARB dual compressor
Remote starter
Ceramic tint all around, including front windshield (legal tint levels)
Alpine head unit w/ Bluetooth/hands-free
Lexus wheels
Mud flap delete w/ steel reinforcement
Pre-wired for subwoofer/amp, including an unpowered amp mounted under the passenger seat
Maintenance w/ records:
04/18 - mirror, heater tees, etc.
12/18 - CV shafts
08/19 - Brakes
10/19 - U-Joints
11/19 - ignition coil
07/20 - Radiator
06/21 - Timing belt, thermostat, PCV valve, etc [this was at 230k miles]
I don't have records before the previous owner, so my file on this goes back to mid 2018.
Not in a huge rush to sell, and willing to part certain things out for the right price. I do not have the rear seats, so this is a 5-seater. The red in the undercarriage is dirt from Barnwell Mountain Range in Gilmer- no rust under there. The body has some scratching and dings. This truck has been well loved, well maintained, and well used. The rear passenger quarter panel scratching is from Hidden Falls. The ATRAC on this series is, for my money, as good or better than an air locker- much more control once you learn how to use it! (Hint: don't slam the gas, just ride it low and light and let the ATRAC work its magic.)
If you want a car that gets you from point A to point B, you could do worse. If, however, your point B sometimes doesn't have a paved road leading to it... well in that case, it's hard to do much better. This thing will run forever, the engine's been maintained in all the important ways, and it just needs someone new to stretch its legs a bit.
Will accept BTC or ETH if you're wanna go the crypto route.
More photos in the CL ad.
