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Hey guys,
Looking to sell my 2008 Trail Teams FJ. Purchased it in September from the original owner who had just moved up to Alaska. I added a passenger armrest and only put a few thousand miles on it. I just got married and am looking to cut back in a little (cutting back to a 80 series cruiser so it will be alright
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The rig is totally stock, in awesome condition. No scratches, dings, dents, etc. The windshield has a few chips and a small crack in the bottom right corner on the passenger side. The previous owner had the 3M clear bra installed on the hood, pillars and above the windshield when he purchased it new. He also had Toyota install an engine block heater. Receipts for all are included. I also have the original window sticker.
You guys all know what comes on the Trail Teams, so I won't list it out. If you don't, pm me and I can send you the list.
Assuming you don't live in Alaska...haha...there are a number of ways you could get it home. One fun trip would be down the Alcan. Winter is actually a cool time to do it because the roads are generally in better condition (washboard in the summer).
Alaska Highway - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Another option would be to take the Alaska marine highway from Whittier all the way down through SE Alaska to Bellingham. This would basically be an Alaskan cruise that lets you bring the FJ along .
Alaska Marine Highway System (AMHS) :: Official Site :: Alaska DOT&PF
Third option would be to ship. Barge rates from Anchorage to Bellingham are actually reasonable (~$1000). For some reason it's quite a bit more to send something the other way.
Either way, there are some really cool things you could plan on your way home if you wanted start things off right with your new FJ.
Let me know if you have any other questions, will be glad to answer all that I can.
Price - $29,000
Miles - 15,500
Pictures are from this past fall, only thing that is different is the addition of the passenger armrest. Can provide current pics in the garage if interested.
-Chris
Looking to sell my 2008 Trail Teams FJ. Purchased it in September from the original owner who had just moved up to Alaska. I added a passenger armrest and only put a few thousand miles on it. I just got married and am looking to cut back in a little (cutting back to a 80 series cruiser so it will be alright
).The rig is totally stock, in awesome condition. No scratches, dings, dents, etc. The windshield has a few chips and a small crack in the bottom right corner on the passenger side. The previous owner had the 3M clear bra installed on the hood, pillars and above the windshield when he purchased it new. He also had Toyota install an engine block heater. Receipts for all are included. I also have the original window sticker.
You guys all know what comes on the Trail Teams, so I won't list it out. If you don't, pm me and I can send you the list.
Assuming you don't live in Alaska...haha...there are a number of ways you could get it home. One fun trip would be down the Alcan. Winter is actually a cool time to do it because the roads are generally in better condition (washboard in the summer).
Alaska Highway - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Another option would be to take the Alaska marine highway from Whittier all the way down through SE Alaska to Bellingham. This would basically be an Alaskan cruise that lets you bring the FJ along
. Alaska Marine Highway System (AMHS) :: Official Site :: Alaska DOT&PF
Third option would be to ship. Barge rates from Anchorage to Bellingham are actually reasonable (~$1000). For some reason it's quite a bit more to send something the other way.
Either way, there are some really cool things you could plan on your way home if you wanted start things off right with your new FJ.
Let me know if you have any other questions, will be glad to answer all that I can.
Price - $29,000
Miles - 15,500
Pictures are from this past fall, only thing that is different is the addition of the passenger armrest. Can provide current pics in the garage if interested.
-Chris
Mine's still a couple years down the road haha. Those last few pics were actually from the previous owner's house when I went over to take a look. Cool thing is he's a nice guy and we still keep in touch, so I have an open invitation on his boat this summer. That's the nice part about Alaska, if there's a toy you don't have, two of your friends do and will usually invite you along