SOLD Canoga Park, Ca 1999 Land Cruiser (1 Viewer)

Year

1999

Vehicle Model

1. 100 Series

Location

California 91304 United States

Mileage

217000

Color

Beige

1999 Toyota 100 Series Land Cruiser with 217K miles $15K

Mechanically perfect. All maintenance is current & everything works. A/C is cold & the heater is hot.

Has K&N intake system and exhaust.

Runs & drives amazing. Sounds excellent.

Lifted with new Fox front shocks & Bilstein rear shocks

New 275/70R18 tires

Front seats have been redone

Has double din aftermarket bluetooth stereo

 

[bob949]

DM sent

 

[pmccumber]

Did you keep the stock air box? That K&N is a deal breaker for me. The 80s and 100s have some of the finest air intake systems ever made.

 

[eis21444]

Did you keep the stock air box? That K&N is a deal breaker for me. The 80s and 100s have some of the finest air intake systems ever made.

Yes, still have it.

 

[cmw]

Sharp looking. GLWS

(I really shouldn't be looking in the 100 section...)

 

[eis21444]

I have owned it now for about a year & a half. I own an automotive repair facility that has been a Toyota/Lexus specialty shop since 1992. This Land Cruiser belonged to a customer of mine & I have all the service records that we performed here on it since 2006. I have taken my time over the past year building this for myself when I have had extra time & it has 0 issues right now. It is honestly a blast to drive & is the best overall SUV I have ever owned, and I have owned many.

 

[TheLCProject]

Does it have the rear diff locker?

 

[eis21444]

Does it have the rear diff locker?

No, just center lock.

 

[eis21444]

Here is a current inspection link: 41 Multipoint Inspection - https://2un.me/nrqw1l67

 

[eis21444]

I have received some interesting questions/comments here since posting my Land Cruiser for sale. I have been very fortunate in my life to have been able to pursue my passions in life as a career. The automotive repair industry has been exceptionally rewarding for me over the past 30 years & I have been able to accomplish almost all of my career goals while exceeding all of my personal goals. I have learned to not question or doubt other peoples experiences in regards to what has worked for them with parts brands &/or types. Of course I have plenty of my own preferences based on my experience, but I try not to disregard another's opinion. I generally prefer to use original equipment or original equipment manufacturer parts when doing repairs. Whenever I do a project for myself, such as this one, I am always looking to get the most performance for the dollar regardless of brand. I replaced the spark plugs with Denso Iridium spark plugs which are the OEM plugs. While servicing the fuel system, including removing & cleaning the throttle body, I replaced the original mass air flow meter with a new one from Toyota. I did however, remove the stock air cleaner assembly & install a K&N kit that is C.A.R.B. compliant. The original intake system will come with the vehicle. I installed the Fox front shocks & Bilstein rears because I had a very specific rebound rate in mind to maintain the ride quality I was looking for. I also removed the restrictive exhaust resonator & installed a Flowmaster version while retaining the stock muffler. I chose to rebuild both the rack n pinion assembly as well as the power steering pump myself since I find doing those things to be cathartic for me. I understand that much of this may not appeal to everyone's personal preferences, but this Land Cruiser absolutely hauls ass, rides amazing, & puts a smile on my face every single time I drive it. The only reason I am not keeping it is because of the color combination. Because of what I do for a living, I find myself constantly having to clean the driver's side interior.

 

[shimian]

I had a question based on a reply above - you mentioned no rear diff locker but is that not what this switch is from your craigslist photos?

 

[eis21444]

I had a question based on a reply above - you mentioned no rear diff locker but is that not what this switch is from your craigslist photos?

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Here is the equipment breakdown by vin: VIN Decoder - YotaTech Forums - https://www.yotatech.com/forums/vindecoder.php?vin=JT3HT05J2X0059691

 

[shimian]

I’m not sure that answers the question - that decoder doesn't appear to show options, just the base spec of the trucks. Any 99 LC VIN shows the same info.

 

[TheLCProject]

You could take a picture of the passenger side of the front side of the rear differential. That'd eliminate some uncertainty.

Could also add the vehicle your a Toyota service history account and get the specs from there. Might indicate rear locker.

 

[agntjay818]

Has the car sold? I leave near Canoga Park...