94 FZJ80

[bull]

If you can afford the price of 10k/11k and want a turn key solution for wheeling it sounds like a pretty good deal. Just make sure all the aftermarket equipment is installed correctly and safely.

Personally I want a stock vehicle I can build up. I enjoy doing the work and feel a sense of gratification when done correctly. So go for it if its what you want..you won't be dissapointed

 

[jimmysally]

That's why I like to post, thanks for all of the opinions. I am not really looking to sell it, I was just curious. I might need to sell it to go back to school. I do have all receipts for all the work I did, and I have been working on Land Cruiser for a lot of years. I didn't buy it for an investment, I bought it because I love Land Cruisers. I have owned multiple 40's, a 60, a 62, and an 80. I have enjoyed working on and restoring every one of them, and every other Cruiser I have worked on. For those of you who want to buy a stock one and rebuild, enjoy, there is nothing better. For the others who don't wrench, be prepared, maintaince is a killer(especially if you don't know anyone who knows Land Cruisers).

Thanks

 

[Newps]

Not sure if you are looking to sell or not? Anyway I am looking for one right now. Yours sounds very interesting, were are you located if it is for sale?