SOLD FS: 2000 Toyota Land Cruiser Expedition Build (1 Viewer)

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Selling our 100 series cruiser built for full-time overland travel; 217,700 miles. We bought it completely stock from the original owner in October of 2016 with 194k miles and built it out to travel in full-time, which we did for most of 2017. But, we’re back to normal life with full-time jobs and aren’t using it to its full potential any more, so we're considering downsizing. Paperwork for all services done to date (including the previous owner’s).

Build thread and pictures here: 100 Series Land Cruiser - Northbound and Down


Here’s what's been added to the stock rig: (all parts were bought new and installed in Jan. of 2017)
BajaRack utility flat rack
CVT Shasta Extended stargazer RTT w/ annex
OME shocks, torsion bars, and rear springs (2.5” heavy kit)
295/75r16 BFG AT/KO2’s (including full-size spare. Just under 20k miles on them)
Slee wheel spacers
Slee diff drop
Slee dual battery tray (modified to fit a larger x2 deep cycle agm battery)
T-max dual battery kit (with custom 2awg cable)
Blue sea SafetyHub 150 fuse block
600w Samlex pure sine inverter
ARB deluxe front bumper
ComeUp Dv-9s winch
ARB rear bumper with wheel and fuel carriers
KISS drawers (from cruzerDave over on ih8mud)
ARB 50qt fridge on HD slides
ARB diff breathers
10gal Propane tank + mount
Shovel mount
Hi-lift mount
Tent, hatch, and annex LED lighting wired to switches
3 additional Rear 12v accessory outlets
Tint
Alarm
Head unit

It’s on its 2nd timing belt (last changed at 182k miles)
Passenger side exhaust manifold was replaced right before we bought it
Rebooted cv’s (1/17)
Heater t’s replaced (2/17)
All 8 coil packs & plugs replaced (5/17)
New steering rack & tie rod ends* (5/18)
New power steering pump & lines* (5/18)
New rear brakes* (5/18)

*done with new OEM parts last week at a Toyota dealer, with 1yr warranty

We’ve put a lot of time and money into this rig, and it’s been perfect for what we’ve used it for. After the latest service, they said it’ll likely need a front brake job soon, and to keep an eye on the rear axle seals & parking brake shoe. Other than that it should be good to go. Also note that the 2nd row seats have been put back in since the build pictures were taken.

Asking $20k, located in Berkeley, CA

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See the build thread I linked in the original post, should be plenty of pictures in there ;)
I've stumbled upon your build once before, great rig! When you installed your OME lift did you do UCA's as well?
 
I've stumbled upon your build once before, great rig! When you installed your OME lift did you do UCA's as well?
Thanks! And no, just did the OME lift without UCA's.
 
Enjoyed reading your blog a while back. Great photos. Looked like an epic journey.


GLWS.
 
Update: we went back and forth on selling it vs keeping it, but have ultimately decided to put it back up for sale.
A few things to note:
It's actually on its 3rd timing belt, not 2nd as mentioned in the original post (didn't count the stock one). Last changed at 182k.
Just had the front pads and rotors done, along with rear axle seals and parking brake shoe (only outstanding service left mentioned in the original post).
Other minor issues: outside of driver's seat is worn and has a tear in the leather, and there's a small dent on the passenger side front fender.

Asking price reduced to $19k
 
Bump for a great LC. I almost bought this a few weeks ago as the owner was willing to reach out to me before putting it on the market, but I decided that I would probably build out my own instead. Lots of time put into this build. Pretty sure that this one will be enjoyed by a new owner!
 
Monday bump. Price dropped to $18,500
 

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