For Sale North Idaho 1992 fj80 (1 Viewer)

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Selling my clean and well running 1992 FJ80 with 240k on odometer. Clean interior with minimal wear and includes 3rd row seats.
Recent work:
Radiator
New exhaust
New Denso oxygen sensors
Plugs
New Toyota belts
New tires 4- 33” BFG all terrain
15” Toyota steel wheels
Oils changed
I will include new OME springs 862 and 861
ARB winch bumper
The 3fe purrs and no issues with drivetrain.
Oil pan has some seepage, but not burning oil.
A/C needs compressor.
Cats were deleted, but all other emissions components intact.
We bought a FJ60 and need to sell off some of the herd. I also have 2 fj55’s listed for sale.
Asking $6000
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[Ben edwards]

Fj80

 

[Ben edwards]

More fj80

 

[jwaddell619]

willing to sell the bumper separate?

 

[Ben edwards]

No. I am wanting to keep it complete.
Thanks

 

[astonmartin]

How is the frame itself? Trailer hitch looks fairly rusty but hard to tell how the frame looks in the exhaust pic.

 

[Ben edwards]

Frame is in great shape and surface rust only.
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[NevadaCounty80]

Nice rig, good price with the extras! . GLWS

 

[Ben edwards]

Bump

 

[leonard_nemoy]

I hate all the people who talk smack on the 3fe and claim the 1fzfe is such a more powerful engine better engine. It really devalues our old fj80's. I think it's a difference of 30 or 40 more horsepower. But the 3fe is so much more reliable. Who wants to be OCD about engine temps and head gaskets everytime they drive. The whole reason to buy a land cruiser is for the reliability. Good luck I think that your asking a very fair price

 

[Ben edwards]

I like the 3fe and it’s tractor like qualities, we are daily driving the fj80 over the other wagons

 

[NevadaCounty80]

I hate all the people who talk smack on the 3fe and claim the 1fzfe is such a more powerful engine better engine. It really devalues our old fj80's. I think it's a difference of 30 or 40 more horsepower. But the 3fe is so much more reliable. Who wants to be OCD about engine temps and head gaskets everytime they drive. The whole reason to buy a land cruiser is for the reliability. Good luck I think that your asking a very fair price

I find it funny that the 3FE 80's have little value while the 62 series has the same engine and is on leaf springs and is worth so much more. Especially when the 80 styling is arguably just as iconic.

I just went from a 3fe 80 to a lx450 and while I must admit it has quite a bit more power, I'm already dealing with coolant loss that I'm hoping is the phh, but at 200k it could easily be the HG.

Not trying to turn this into a debate, that subject has surely been beat to death.

 

[Ben edwards]

Did some spring cleaning around sunroof and checked drain tubes. Everything is working great!

 

[wyota41]

That's a good price for everything including the 3fe, which despite online gripes is the engine that gave the cruisers their reputation for never dying. I prefer the 3fe and would buy your rig if I didn't already have one. GLWS, it's a dandy

 

[RKTINC]

Just love my 3FE. So crazy the FJ80 is not right up there with the FJ60 prices. THEY WILL BE! GIVE IT TIME.

 

[Deebow]

The is what I am looking for and I am preparing to sell a 2005 Honda Pilot and a low mileage 1994 Dodge 2500 with the V10 gas motor so I will have some leftover cash to do some of the things I want to do so I can take my son to do some overlanding on the weekends here in Portland, transport some fishing kayaks, and possibly pull some dirt bikes too.

I know you can’t rely on promises and hopes, but If it is still around when I get that done, I am coming to get it.

 

[Ben edwards]

Last chance to pick up a bargain FJ80. I am going to swap out wheels and tires to 17” Toyota wheels and Nokian rock proof 285’s. (1200.00 in tires and wheels with receipt).
New price for next few days $5000.
Thanks

 

[Ben edwards]

New OME springs up front with Slee 30mm spacer installed with new shocks and OME springs and new shocks on rear. Sits nice and level and rides excellent.
new wheels and tires installed.
$5000

 

[Ben edwards]

$3500 without 17” Toyota wheels and new 285’s.

 

[Ben edwards]

$3500 and bring some wheels and tires.