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Listing my Toyota Land cruiser for sale one more time. I am the 4th owner of this vehicle. Everything electrical works on the car, PLEASE READ ENTIRE AD BEFORE CONTACTING ME. Current mileage is 286898 and goes up 86 miles per day, factory diff lockers work, new brake lines. There are multiple reasons why I'm getting rid of it but first let me tell you why I bought it.
I was looking for a reliable vehicle that was known for its reliability and comfort. It also needed to be able to tow my race car around the country. At the time I was searching for work near my home so I was not worried about a commute. This land cruiser fit that bill perfectly at first. All the creature comforts I can ask for in the winter such as heated seats and automatic climate control. I really wanted leather too since I hated cloth. Not to mention that it has been dealer maintained up to 200k miles. I knew Toyota trucks last for ever as long as they are maintained. I also had a piece of mine knowing the important timing belt service was done at 253k miles which was 40k miles prior to me owning it. She was a little rusty but It didn't and doesn't bother me much. I also have always dreamed of owning a 100 series, I planned to do an exploration build (I'm often on expedition portal) but I have realized that I don't have the funds for 3 projects (including my other two track cars). So that leads me to why it had to go.
Since purchasing the cruiser I have put 5,000 miles on it and it's been trouble free. I'm actually going to do am oil change this week. I have a 84-86mile commute to work everyday. The 15.5 highway miles per gallon is not friendly on my pockets. My job whom is my main sponsor has offered to let me use the enclosed trailer this year as long as I have something to pull it. Well the land cruisers towing capacity is right at 6500lbs and my payload is right around 7200lbs. When I travel to road Atlanta and Virginia that is something I don't want to be worried about. With that being said I have purchased a dodge ram 1500 to do those task. The truck does need a new idler pulley and that's about it.
Although I don't really want to get rid of the cruiser I think someone else should enjoy it instead. I also want to buy a luxury or fuel efficient sedan (Japanese cars preffered) so I am open trades just send them my way.
As far as price it's 4000obo Pm me or text at 708-979-3082.
Thanks for making this far on my ad I felt like I needed to tell the full story instead of saying it multiple times on private messages or text.
Tags:tundra, sequoia, 4runner, 4 runner, landcruiser, land cruiser
I was looking for a reliable vehicle that was known for its reliability and comfort. It also needed to be able to tow my race car around the country. At the time I was searching for work near my home so I was not worried about a commute. This land cruiser fit that bill perfectly at first. All the creature comforts I can ask for in the winter such as heated seats and automatic climate control. I really wanted leather too since I hated cloth. Not to mention that it has been dealer maintained up to 200k miles. I knew Toyota trucks last for ever as long as they are maintained. I also had a piece of mine knowing the important timing belt service was done at 253k miles which was 40k miles prior to me owning it. She was a little rusty but It didn't and doesn't bother me much. I also have always dreamed of owning a 100 series, I planned to do an exploration build (I'm often on expedition portal) but I have realized that I don't have the funds for 3 projects (including my other two track cars). So that leads me to why it had to go.
Since purchasing the cruiser I have put 5,000 miles on it and it's been trouble free. I'm actually going to do am oil change this week. I have a 84-86mile commute to work everyday. The 15.5 highway miles per gallon is not friendly on my pockets. My job whom is my main sponsor has offered to let me use the enclosed trailer this year as long as I have something to pull it. Well the land cruisers towing capacity is right at 6500lbs and my payload is right around 7200lbs. When I travel to road Atlanta and Virginia that is something I don't want to be worried about. With that being said I have purchased a dodge ram 1500 to do those task. The truck does need a new idler pulley and that's about it.
Although I don't really want to get rid of the cruiser I think someone else should enjoy it instead. I also want to buy a luxury or fuel efficient sedan (Japanese cars preffered) so I am open trades just send them my way.
As far as price it's 4000obo Pm me or text at 708-979-3082.
Thanks for making this far on my ad I felt like I needed to tell the full story instead of saying it multiple times on private messages or text.
Tags:tundra, sequoia, 4runner, 4 runner, landcruiser, land cruiser