For Sale Seattle WA | 1999 Toyota Land Cruiser UTE 75 Series | FZJ75RP

[evrgreenoffroad]

Year

1999

Vehicle Model

1. 70 Series

Mileage

175000

Color

White

Outside Link

https://evergreenoffroad.com/pages/for-sale-1999-toyota-land-cruiser-fzj75rp-4x4-75-series-ute

1999 FZJ75RP Toyota Land Cruiser 70 Series Ute
1FZ Gas Engine with 5spd Manual (4x4 w/ locking front hubs)
282k km / 175k miles
Priced at $40,000
Due to arrive in the US July/August 2024

Hey all, we found another great Aussie cruiser and are bringing it into the USA where the truck will begin a new chapter of its life exploring US trails, highways and most importantly; your driveway!

Bone Stock. New Maxxis 33" M/T Tires.

This RHD 1999 Toyota Land Cruiser 75 Series (Ute) features the timeless 1FZ 4.5-liter inline-six gas engine, mated to a 5-speed manual transmission and a dual-range transfer case. A heavy-duty suspension system and locking front hub 4WD system.

This is a great opportunity to own unique Toyota Land Cruiser 75 Series (Ute) and experience first hand why this vehicle has become one of the most iconic 4WD in the world.

If you're interested in the truck, text call or email and we'd be happy to connect.
Garrett Jackson
Evergreen Offroad

More info on our website below.

1999 Toyota Land Cruiser FZJ75RP (4x4) - (75 Series Ute)

1999 FZJ75RP Toyota Land Cruiser 70 Series Ute 282k km / 175k miles Priced at $36,500 Located and Registered in Washington State (Seattle Area) This rugged, go-anywhere 1999 Toyota Land Cruiser 75 Series UTE is the perfect platform to build ultimate adventure machine, built to conquer the...

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[Elbee]

Coil or lead front? Didn’t it change in 1999?

 

[evrgreenoffroad]

Coil or lead front? Didn’t it change in 1999?

Hey Elbee, this one is a May 1999 production date so it is a leaf-sprung front end. These trucks didn't switch to coil sprung front ends until later in the year (September or October I believe).

We've also got a 78 series Troopy coming in from Aus as well. True coil sprung front with a production date of October 1999. Should be the first 78 series to land in the US.

Thanks for your question!

Cheers,

Garrett

 

[OGBeno]

Just a recommendation: You are already on a LC specialist/enthusiast forum. There is no need to tell us about the history of the 70 series.

Stick to the specifics of the vehicle at hand and stop trying to sell us what we already know. Using words like “legendary”, “unleash”, etc., really doesn’t sell a vehicle on a forum where people have been working on 1FZ engines for 30 years. And a 1FZ doesn’t “unleash” anything. It’s a tractor motor with air conditioning.

 

[evrgreenoffroad]

Just a recommendation: You are already on a LC specialist/enthusiast forum. There is no need to tell us about the history of the 70 series.

Stick to the specifics of the vehicle at hand and stop trying to sell us what we already know. Using words like “legendary”, “unleash”, etc., really doesn’t sell a vehicle on a forum where people have been working on 1FZ engines for 30 years. And a 1FZ doesn’t “unleash” anything. It’s a tractor motor with air conditioning.

Firm but fair. I just copied the text from our original listing and relisted here. I'll go back through and reduce the listing to its basis elements. Didn't mean to oversell the 1FZ or insult anyones intelligence.

It's bone stock. Has new Maxxis 33" MT's. Its a UTE.