- Year
- 1986
- Vehicle Model
- 60 Series
- Location
- Edmonds, Washington United States
- Mileage
- 269675
- Color
- Silver
I’m selling my 1986 HJ60 Land Cruiser.
It’s a Canadian domestic market cruiser that I imported myself a few years ago. Clean and clear Washington title in my name.
Since it’s North American market it is left hand drive and has an H55, 5 speed manual transmission. It’s 24 volt and has no electrical problems.
Frame and body are in pretty good shape. The frame is surprisingly solid for being a Canadian cruiser. The body has some rust here and there, but not in the fenders where these things usually get destroyed. The previous owner was a Swiss national that had both rear quarter panels and a front fender replaced at some point. They look good.
Interior is in decent shape as well. Original radio and dash. Original upholstery. I think it’s a nice interior.
The reason why I’m selling is because I have a toddler, I own a house now and I just started my own business. I just don’t have the time for wrenching right now.
I’m an old Cruiser head and I’ve owned several of these over the years, so I know them inside and out and LOVE them.
Someday I’ll get back into a diesel Cruiser, but for now I need a free parking space in my driveway more.
Work I’ve done on it over the last few years includes:
-Replaced all fluids with quality lubricants
-New water pump
-New thermostat
-New radiator cap
-Rebuilt driveshafts
-Replaced rear differential (3rd member)
-Rebuilt front and rear axles with all new bearings, gaskets and seals
-New shocks
-Replaced exhaust manifold gaskets
-2 new heavy duty interstate batteries (24 volt system)
-New steering components (tie rod and drag link ends, etc.)
-New tires and new full size spare
-Replaced light bulbs with OEM or good quality LEDs
In the last 2 months I replaced the brake master cylinder and the clutch master cylinder. Additionally, I installed all new brake pads, shoes brake hardware and new front rotors.
Windshield wipers front and rear are new as well.
I’m asking $13,000 OBO. Come take a drive. Make an offer. Let’s see what we can agree on.
Thanks!
It’s a Canadian domestic market cruiser that I imported myself a few years ago. Clean and clear Washington title in my name.
Since it’s North American market it is left hand drive and has an H55, 5 speed manual transmission. It’s 24 volt and has no electrical problems.
Frame and body are in pretty good shape. The frame is surprisingly solid for being a Canadian cruiser. The body has some rust here and there, but not in the fenders where these things usually get destroyed. The previous owner was a Swiss national that had both rear quarter panels and a front fender replaced at some point. They look good.
Interior is in decent shape as well. Original radio and dash. Original upholstery. I think it’s a nice interior.
The reason why I’m selling is because I have a toddler, I own a house now and I just started my own business. I just don’t have the time for wrenching right now.
I’m an old Cruiser head and I’ve owned several of these over the years, so I know them inside and out and LOVE them.
Someday I’ll get back into a diesel Cruiser, but for now I need a free parking space in my driveway more.
Work I’ve done on it over the last few years includes:
-Replaced all fluids with quality lubricants
-New water pump
-New thermostat
-New radiator cap
-Rebuilt driveshafts
-Replaced rear differential (3rd member)
-Rebuilt front and rear axles with all new bearings, gaskets and seals
-New shocks
-Replaced exhaust manifold gaskets
-2 new heavy duty interstate batteries (24 volt system)
-New steering components (tie rod and drag link ends, etc.)
-New tires and new full size spare
-Replaced light bulbs with OEM or good quality LEDs
In the last 2 months I replaced the brake master cylinder and the clutch master cylinder. Additionally, I installed all new brake pads, shoes brake hardware and new front rotors.
Windshield wipers front and rear are new as well.
I’m asking $13,000 OBO. Come take a drive. Make an offer. Let’s see what we can agree on.
Thanks!
