SOLD My FJ60 near Washington DC - SOA PROJECT -CHEAP! (1 Viewer)

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I need to sell my (project!) 1986 Land Cruiser. It’s lived in 3 garages over 3 moves and I suppose it’s time to sell her as a project. Asking $4400 obo.

It started up and drove to its current home but will not start now. I think it really needs a carb rebuild. I’ve owned it for close to 15 years and it’s never been done. I’m going to try and be as clear and transparent as possible here. It’s a project but not something super far gone. Many on this forum could have her back on the road/trail in a few days. Unfortunately I am not one of those people!

Recent work:
Not much!
New battery a couple months ago
Replaced alternator with a used one
Water pump and belts replaced less than 10k ago
I bought the axles off of a rolled SOA truck about 6 years ago and swapped them under the truck and added a shackle reversal.
Rebuilt by OTRAMM 4.10 diff in the rear
Rebuilt by OTRAMM 4.10 diff ready to be swapped out in the front (current front is 4.10 as well)
New 555 tie rod ends for a high steer setup. They don’t seem to thread well though. Maybe the arms aren’t 4x4 labs like I thought?
33x12.5r15 tires have lots of wear left on them but are probably 7 years old
Nice custom bumpers front and rear.

Negatives:
Has had a small oil leak for years. I believe it’s the side cover gasket. It appears a couple of the bolt heads are stripped off. It’s never leaked too bad

One of the brake hard lines stripped a bit when the axle housing got swapped on the front. It leaks.

The drivers front tire seems to lean in a bit. Overall, it probably needs a front axle rebuild and a different shackle reversal welded on to get the geometry back to where it was on the truck I sourced the parts from. That’ll also lower down the front a good bit.

Front driveshaft not installed. Needs the crossment notched or may be not after the front axle gets set up correctly

Drivers window mechanism needs to be fixed.

Some rust, trail damage and clear coat failure but not terrible!

Dash has some cracks and driver seat has the usual tear

Rear hatch was replaced and is a different color.

Includes some other parts I’ve accumulated


I bought another vehicle and it should get here in about 10 days. It needs to live in the garage for the winter so the 60 needs a new home.

If my price is way off, feel free to flame me and make an offer. I do have one possibly interested party but nothing has happened yet! Need more pics, let me know.

Located in Gaithersburg, MD

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More pics

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And some more. Notice how a SOA set up really aids in adding storage space to a garage. So much fits underneath it!

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I do have the air cleaner. I just took it off to mess with the carb. When I bought it the carpet was questionable so I made my own carpet set for the front. Not bad looking imo!

I know I’m missing some stuff on the good and bad side but overall a good starting point for someone looking to fix up a FJ60.
 
Some undercarriage pics

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I also have a really good looking custom steel from bumper. We could potentially knock a couple bucks off if you don’t want it. It has Ford F-250 shock towers up front.

As you can see, there is rust scale on much of the frame but no holes or structural issues that I’m aware of. I’m going to try and get her started again this weekend so I can get it out of the garage for better pics
 
Am I priced too high???
 
I think there's some hesitation due to the combination of the described leaning tire, stated SOA swap, and too few pictures showing the SOA itself. There are several things that could cause that tire to lean, some of which are no small task to correct, but there's too little information provided for guys to understand what they're getting involved with.

Try adding some more photos of the front suspension and axle, especially the areas where the cut and turn (assuming it received one) was done.
 
Will do. I’m going out to work on it tomorrow morning. Hopefully I can get her out of the garage and running. I can get better pics then provided the rain isn’t too bad
 
I figured they were going to try and flip it. I did sell it.
 

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