FS 71 fj40 pa 18707

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For sale a 1971 Toyota land cruiser mostly stock. The body is about average paint is decent top is v/good. It has the orig F & 3 speed on the column and vac actuated 4wd. It's almost road ready it needs some tie rod ends and some TLC. If you have a garage it would easily be road ready by spring. It has a later rollbar and the stock long seats with an offset kit. New points/cond. Plugs.

It runs and drives the yard 4wd works great. I have a ton of extra parts with it. A 4 speed , tcase, drive shafts and bell. Extra factory wheels, new soft top and doors, extra F/R bumpers, door gaskets ect... I just picked up a front disc axle from a 77. I have a like new set of drums and cylinders along with some new rubber hoses. A still in the box SOR rear heater. Heater, wiper, lights all work.

The bad:
Well there are a few bubbles on the rockers and the DS inner rocker is weak. A PO replaced the cargo floor with flat plate pretty stiff and the rear channel is a 2” tube. Also the rear quarters have been replaced. The cab forward area is pretty nice no rust up front. It will need a new mid channel but the areas around it are solid and so is the tool box. I would just cut out the old one and run a straight channel across ala coolerman. The rear bumper is an angle channel. I have a replacement bumper and spring plates. It will also need a new clutch master this one leaks but works. The gauges all worked when I got the rig but when I hooked up the speedo they stopped??


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Thanks,
bob
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Can i see some more interior picks? You think it would make a 100 mile drive to NJ, or would it have to be dragged? Any Power steering conversion?
 
It would need to be dragged or dolly it, the TRE's are in bad shape. No PS conversion, but with a post 72 column , a bracket , and a mini box your good to go.

I must say I did not intend to put PS on this truck It's really not that bad with 10.5's. I'm sure it would be even better with good steering.

I have a 65 ford f250 that I did a ps conversion on and I regret it more and more. Once I rebuilt the front end.

Now, I cannot advise on this however I've heard that someone that had AAA picked up a vehicle and had it towed it 100+ miles $3.50 a mile for the overage.. I cannot confirm this rumor I've heard ;) mostly dependent on the driver.

bob
 

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