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Greg, here's your 40 beater project...

1971 toyota landcruiser fj40 jeep - $2450 (Hernando,ms)


1971 toyota landcruiser fj40 jeep

"Good solid 2f engine ran quite well when parked...Great father/son project."

'71 would have had an F, so if he's correct the engine isn't original. Body looks pretty solid. Go check it out Greg. :cheers:
 
Greg, here's your 40 beater project...

1971 toyota landcruiser fj40 jeep - $2450 (Hernando,ms)



1971 toyota landcruiser fj40 jeep

St Louis area rigs seem to always have serious rust issues. I would bet that this is toast. We can find you better when you are serious. In fact, I think I know where a better candidate can be found locally if you want me to check it out for you,
 
Body looks pretty rough in pictures, so probably looks even worse in person. But, it's relatively local, cheap, and a beater :meh:

Around here (Texas) $2.5K seems about right for a running 40 with rust issues. I know nothing about 40 pricing in other areas. Is that considered high for Mississippi?
 
This is going to sound stupid but there is a lot of difference between Texas rust and St Louis rust.

Nope, doesn't sound stupid at all to those of us who have seen rust belt rust.
 
Nope, doesn't sound stupid at all to those of us who have seen rust belt rust.

like some cruisers I saw when we lived in Nebraska :eek:
 
^^ but mine is so much bette..............oh who am I joking


that is a fine truck
 
It is truly an unreal truck. One would easily spend that amount on a truck of this quality.......even if they had tons of skills to do the labor themselves.

I love it. It is the perfect FJ-40 in my opinion. I would LOVE to have one just like it.
 
Chris should buy it, put 49 Tire graphics on the doors and write it off as a bidness expense.

I write off plenty...

Great 40 for sure.
 
Restomod 16x8 stock steelies......on BFG unobtainium 345 x 16 KM2

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Sweet! How much?

Ended up around around $185/ea (and two months at stockton wheels) to have the stock centers cut out, built up, turned down and installed in 16x8 barrels. Kept the front set close to stock so the hubcaps don't look deep dish and will run 1.5" spacers to get stock backset.
Add in another $60/ea for finish sandblasting and powder coating.

A little pricey, but this was the sugarplum dancing in my head and I couldn't be happier with the final product.

That size BFG KM2 is impossible to get...special ordered them. They arrived at Discount Tire and before I could get down to have them mounted, 10 other stores tried to take them out of inventory....good thing I paid up front.
 
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