For Sale: Pair of (2) FJ62 1988 Toyota Landcruisers:
Specs: 4.0 L Straight Six Cylinder. Fuel Injected. 4x4 with push button 4WD high range. Automatic transmission. Locking hubs for 4WD low range.
1st :
1988 Landcruiser: runs and functions great. She's just no beauty queen.
Mileage ~ 256,000
Have receipts for $3,350 of work done on the truck per previous owner. Work mostly done by the local Toyota dealer with OEM parts. New front end rebuild of axles/knuckles. 4WD Solenoid replaced. Oil pan gasket replaced, transmission pan gasket replaced, rear end gears replaced. New radiator. Muffler replaced.
Newer replaced body parts post fender bender (previous owner): Front chrome bumper, grill, front fenders (Lt and Rt), blinkers, and valence. All the parts now just need a painting.
New Mechanical: Battery Walmart Everstart (Nov 2011), Bosch Starter (June 2011), Denso Alternator (May 2012). Check valve, part of smog pump system (June 2011).
Manual windows and locks.
K&N air filter
Muffler: High performance with new pipe.
Towing package.
New rear hatch gasket seal
Wet Oake Seat covers in front. Blue/black
All Weather rubber floor mats. Black.
Tires with plenty of life left. BFG's on stock chrome rims. Spare.
Original radio. Sony Xploid rear speakers.
Mud flaps x 4 not installed.
Bad:
Multicolored, needs paint.
2nd:
1988 Landcruiser: Great looking truck overall! Runs and needs minor transmission work., but will move on its own power. Still a work in progress by me!
Mileage ~ 188,000
Power Windows and locks.
Had cruise control but was removed (still have the module)
Towing package.
Electric mirrors.
Optima Redtop battery
All weather rubber floor mats. Brown.
Alloy rims with chrome factory spare.
New Fuel Pump. May 2012. OEM Denso.
Magnaflow muffler with dual exhaust. Nice throaty sound.
K&N air filter.
Hella fog lights.
Nice BFG All terrain tires.
Tool bag. OEM tools.
Have new real seal for back hatch, not installed. Nicer than OEM, Kevin Rowlan at
Design and Fabrication
Smog pump removed (de-smogged, air pump removed). Have detailed instructions and old parts.
Extras:
Toyota FSM for 1989 TLC (~ 70 dollar value each) x 2.
Chiltons repair manual x1
Original Fenders, and hood from the 1st listed TLC. With minor damage to each panel (that's why I replaced them).
Extra rear upper gate. With glass and guts.
Passenger, front and drivers rear door. 3 total, a crackhead stole the missing one from the guy in Mississippi that I bought them from. Seriously!
Extra hood. Blue.
Headlight bezels x 2 sets
FJ60 Grill and headlight bezels, blinkers (considered a round headlight conversion). FJ60 valence and grill support.
Cammo/black Cabela's seat covers. Nylon. For rednecking it up if that's your preference.
Brake booster with reservoir.
Spare alternators x 2
Spare starter x 1
Taillights x 1 set. Complete.
Blinkers x 1 set. Under grill
Side marker lamps x one set . Clear lens on the side of the headlights.
Fender lights/orange markers - New in box x one set. OEM.
Head rest , brown x2
Arm rest. Few various blue/brown??
Stock rim on a spare tire x 2.
Specter off road shackles with bushings set x one pair. Front or rear. Non-greaseable.
Spare front and rear seats. Vinyl covered, brown. Rough shape. Would need a work over and recovering.
FJ 60 mirrors (one set). Black .
MAF sensor x 2. Or Air meter as Toyota calls it.
Rubber air intake hose - no cracks fro TBI intake
Vacuum solenoids - for activation of push button 4WD x 2 sets.
Distributor rubber snap on cover
EGR Valve (post desmog)
Wiper fluid reservoir with motor. Also extra washer pump motor.
Rear washer bag with motor.
Power antenna motor without mast
Coil ignition module, Denso
Multiple small parts, all TLC paraphernalia will be sold with the pair. I'd love to have the spare storage space in the shed. Multiple bolts, fasteners, and connectors.
These parts are of a considerable value as they are becoming rare. If any parts are needed please check the two site listed below. They are a great resource for cruiser parts as well as knowledge.
CruiserParts.net Landcruiser Parts.
Your Online Offroad 4×4 Tech Resource – IH8MUD.com
It's a great group of enthusiast who will share in your sickness.
$ 6000 (for mud memebers) for the pair all parts included, I have titles in hand for both.
Bring a big trailer and some cash! Located in northern Louisiana where Duck Dynasty is films and headquartered! Love these machines and messing with them, but recently learned I've got child # 2 on the way. Gotta focus on more improtant hobbies.
Thanks for looking.
Email me with any questions.
surprised it still hasn't found a home.
and agree with the torched looking holes. Isaac you spent good money over a Wimberly on both the 78 and this rig I would show them these images and let them find you a new front end on their nickel that kinda work will get you blackballed in this community.
