For Sale Lifted Locked UZJ100 UT

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Mama wants a RZR so the cruiser has to go!

Here are some photos and the details:

SOLD!

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This is a 1998 Toyota landcruiser. The cruiser has a lot of miles but is in great shape despite being 14 years old and wearing a lot of hwy mileage.All standard maintenance has been performed and then some (see below for a full list).

The cruiser is equipped with:
dual power heated front seats
sony ipod cd player
HID Lights
LED interior lights

The interior is in great condition with the exception of the drivers seat. It has about a 1.25" gap in one of the seams. The leather isn't torn it's just come unstitched. Otherwise the interior is in really good shape.

The Cruiser has an OME 2.75" lift (again see details below)
powdercoated factory 16" wheels
dunlop 315 max traction tires (about 2/3 tread remaining)
Factory rear and center diff lockers
Front ARB air locking diff (the diff is installed but needs a compressor or air source)

I have a set of half finished rock sliders, they just need outriggers added. They'll be included with a full price or fair offer.

This cruiser has been great. I wouldn't hesitate to drive it across the country tomorrow. It is excellent in the snow and great as a daily drive around rig. It's definitely one you need to see in person to appreciate.Here is a list of all of the maintenance performed in the last 30k miles:

201k miles:
Timing belt
Timing belt idler pully
Timing belt belt tensioner pulley
Water pump
Water pump O-rings
Water bypass hose
All radiator hoses replaced
Alternator - New toyota part
Flushed coolant system
Flushed brake fluid
Repacked Front wheel bearings
Fan Bracket bearing(Inspected front main seal, and all other wear items under the timing cover)

202k miles:
Lower control arms replaced due to bad ball joints
New fluid in T-case, front and rear diffs
Rack and pinion box replaced
New rack and pinion bushings

210k miles
OME HD lift/accessories installed:
HD torsion bars
OME N133 Front Shocks
OME 863 HD rear springs
OME N74L Rear Shocks
Slee Diff drop
OEM toyota wheels Powder coated
Dunlop Max-traction 315/75/16 tires installed

218k miles:
Upper ball joints replaced
New front CV axles installed (Old CVs just need to be re-booted they will be included)
1.5" hubcentric black anodized wheelspacers installed
Airbox mod with o-ringed deck plate (dyno charts to determine if it actually made any power difference)

225k miles:

Front ARB Locker installed
New fluid in front diff (obviously ;) )
Front bearings re-packed for good measure (I was in there so I did it while I was there)

230k miles:

Front/rear bumper sprayed with Plastidip
Door trim sprayed with plastidipfront grille sprayed with plastidip

As I stated in the add I don't have a compressor hooked up for the ARB locker. I was debating on whether to do a compressor or a nitrogen tank and regulator.

I have pictures or receipts for all of the above mentioned items if you are interested in seeing them. I also have a set of Rock Sliders that I built, they need the tube outriggers built/added and then they'll be ready to paint. I'll include them with a full price or reasonable offer.

Also worth mentioning:

The truck has a rust bubble about .5"x1" in the drivers rear wheel well. I had planed on cutting it out and welding in new metal then rhino lining the body from the trim down. The Rheese hitch has also developed rust. The brake pads will need to be replaced within the next 10k miles. The roof rack bars are starting to loose their paint. I was going to plastidip them to match the rest of the trim but haven't got around to it yet (they are aluminum so no rust there).

Overall the vehicle is in good condition for it's age and mileage. It's great in the snow, and has been one of my alltime favorite vehicles. I'm selling it because I simply have not used it as I intended when I bought it, and my wife wants a RZR so the cruiser is hitting the chopping block
 
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Wow...

Nice Rig with the right maintenance and the right price...

Great offering, wish my 60 was magically worth $9500 or that I had the difference ready to go...

Just dreaming but thanks for the dream fodder. GLWS

Thanks for the compliment!
 
Hey Tarmac,

Where abouts are you in Utah? How does she drive with the lift? Any notable interior rattles?
 
I'm in Northern Utah, just North of Ogden. It rides great with the lift, I would say the ride is improved over stock. However it had worn shocks on it when I got it so the lift made it much more enjoyable to drive.

There is a rattle that I'm in the process of trying to eliminate. I hadn't heard it before but a fellow mudder came to drive it and pointed it out.
 
Your welcome....I actually want it pretty fiercely. You don't happen to need around 245 hours of graphic design work do you?:lol:

Sorry man I don't!
 
Cross Post:

Hey Tarmac,

Where abouts are you in Utah? And realistically how hard has your rig been wheeled? Guesses to typical MPG?

I'm over here in Denver and searching and searching and searching some more for the right 100. :bang:

I responded to you in my for sale thread as far as my location goes.

The cruiser has only really been wheeled twice (since I've owned it) and likely hardly ever before, I'm guessing it was a mall cruiser/soccer mom car. First time was up in the mountains above my house (it suffered some minor rocky mtn pin stripes that are mostly gone) and once at little moab when I broke the front diff.

It get's 12-14mpg mixed driving, 14-16 on the hwy.

Here are a couple vids of the day when I broke the diff just so you get an idea of how it was used in the most EXTREME case.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=qZd1g3cP1HE

And when I broke the Diff

http://s21.photobucket.com/albums/b251/Liberty2000rs/?action=view&current=littlemoabphone059.mp4


I'll post this over in the for sale thread also so if Corey feels this is clutter he can get rid of it! :cheers:
 
For anyone interested in knowing the cruiser is 6' 9.75" to the top of the rear cargo cross bar.
 
Dang it man, what a handsome truck! The black bumpers set it off.

Thank you!

I just purchased one of these guys to add to the cruiser before the sell.

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I have a seriously interested local party. So keep your fingers crossed he can make it happen ;)
 
Great looking rig.
How does it do towing? Ever pull any weight with it? How would it do pulling a 40 on a trailer? (ive never driven a 100 series.)
 
Great looking rig.
How does it do towing? Ever pull any weight with it? How would it do pulling a 40 on a trailer? (ive never driven a 100 series.)

Judging by your signature I think your 40 would be doing the pulling. I don't think it would have any problem towing. The gearing after those large tires would make it a bit lethargic at first but once on the road just fine.
 
Great looking rig.
How does it do towing? Ever pull any weight with it? How would it do pulling a 40 on a trailer? (ive never driven a 100 series.)

I towed a dump trailer with it once with about 2 tons of dirt in it so total weight was around 7-8k. The chassis handled it extremely well. The 863's settled to about level ride height.

1st gear is pretty low so starting out it was great, once you hit 2nd gear it lacked some power (I have a 500whp duramax so I may be over critical). If you were on the interstate and not running up and down a bunch of hills I think it would do fine. If you're towing in the mtns a lot I think you'd be better suited to something with a bit more power.

:cheers:
 
I towed a dump trailer with it once with about 2 tons of dirt in it so total weight was around 7-8k. The chassis handled it extremely well. The 863's settled to about level ride height.

1st gear is pretty low so starting out it was great, once you hit 2nd gear it lacked some power (I have a 500whp duramax so I may be over critical). If you were on the interstate and not running up and down a bunch of hills I think it would do fine. If you're towing in the mtns a lot I think you'd be better suited to something with a bit more power.

:cheers:

Thanks Tarmac
When you buy the RZR dont settle for the 800, go 900...big fun!!:)
 
Thanks Tarmac
When you buy the RZR dont settle for the 800, go 900...big fun!!:)


You're welcome Tom.


There is a 900 xp parked in my garage right now. Unfortunately our ride was cut short today because a big rock jumped out in front of me and tore up the sidewall on the drivers front tire..... :bang:
 
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