salvage FJ cruiser

[rutbeer]

http://www.erepairables.com/my_pages/1029/vehicles/377353/2007_toyota_fj_cruiser.html

Front end damage....$14,800.
Looking at the VIN number, this is only a 2wd automatic.

Looks like it would be a great candidate for a solid axle swap and an ARB front bumper or other. It almost looks like the side fenders are intact.

 

[hammer1]

If anyone buys it, i have a brand new front bumper set up, with all the hardware, ready to sell.

 

[Runner Ryan]

If anyone buys it, i have a brand new front bumper set up, with all the hardware, ready to sell.

Me too. Only 2 weeks old.

 

[Zack1978]

Seems like tons of cash for that truck!


Zack

 

[FJORD]

there is also a noticeable lack of a 4 wheel drive shifter!

 

[PabloVTA]

hows it run without a radiator?

 

[hammer1]

I want to know what " runs and lot drives" means.

 

[foxtrot6]

I want to know what " runs and lot drives" means.

I think it means they drove it in the parking lot.

 

[ZFJCruiser]

Sad - very sad. One expensive part of the repair is the air bags deployed. Its still new enough that someone will repair it - always use "CarFax"

 

[FJTex]

man if it were a 4wd it might be the beginnings of one of the first FJc Trail buggys, sombody take it, strip it down to the frame and make it walk over anything. as it is it will still prolly get sold to some soccer mom stupid 2wd. what a waste

 

[Runner Ryan]

A 2wd wouldn't be bad for a trail buggy. Most likely would get a solid axle, anyways. then all that is needed is the tranny/transfercase. Probably be easier to start with a 2wd for the SAS part.