- Location
- United States
I've got a 1994 FZJ80 For sale asking $6500 OBO
The good bad and ugly:
Good:
Starts right up every day, daily driver
New all metal radiator
New belts
Tires have a good amount of tread left on them
All repair work receipts in the glove box
$1500 worth of front end work on the birf. Axels and wheels bearings
285×74×16 bf Goodrich all terrains t/a
Factory lockers (that work)
Installed a newer stereo that you can hook your phone too
Clean inside
New battery
Sunroof
Roof rack (factory)
Running Boards (factory)
Have all the floor mats (factory)
Brakes and rotors are in great shape
Oil changed like it should be
New spark plugs
The bad:
Motorized seats will not move forward or backwards. Going to fix them at one point, never got around to it. If you're between 5'5 and 6'5 you'll fit. We both drive it comfortably.
When the original radiator blew, it took the heat shield with it and we couldn't find a new one, so the hood paint has seen better days.
It needs a steering stabilizer to fix the wobble on the interstate between 70 and 75.
Original owner backed into something so there's a small dent under the driver brake light and a small hole in the brake light itself but it works fine still.
We had to find jump seats so they don't match, but they're in there.
The oil leak. I'm pretty sure every one of these has it. Not much, enough that you need cardboard underneath it in a garage. Looked into fixing it, mechanic told us it was pointless.
This has never been a rock crawler, just the family camping truckster. Been an awesome vehicle but it's to the point with all of our gear that we need a truck with a bed. Hate to get rid of it because we always had big plans to jack it up, but such is life.
The good bad and ugly:
Good:
Starts right up every day, daily driver
New all metal radiator
New belts
Tires have a good amount of tread left on them
All repair work receipts in the glove box
$1500 worth of front end work on the birf. Axels and wheels bearings
285×74×16 bf Goodrich all terrains t/a
Factory lockers (that work)
Installed a newer stereo that you can hook your phone too
Clean inside
New battery
Sunroof
Roof rack (factory)
Running Boards (factory)
Have all the floor mats (factory)
Brakes and rotors are in great shape
Oil changed like it should be
New spark plugs
The bad:
Motorized seats will not move forward or backwards. Going to fix them at one point, never got around to it. If you're between 5'5 and 6'5 you'll fit. We both drive it comfortably.
When the original radiator blew, it took the heat shield with it and we couldn't find a new one, so the hood paint has seen better days.
It needs a steering stabilizer to fix the wobble on the interstate between 70 and 75.
Original owner backed into something so there's a small dent under the driver brake light and a small hole in the brake light itself but it works fine still.
We had to find jump seats so they don't match, but they're in there.
The oil leak. I'm pretty sure every one of these has it. Not much, enough that you need cardboard underneath it in a garage. Looked into fixing it, mechanic told us it was pointless.
This has never been a rock crawler, just the family camping truckster. Been an awesome vehicle but it's to the point with all of our gear that we need a truck with a bed. Hate to get rid of it because we always had big plans to jack it up, but such is life.
