- Year
- 1989
- Vehicle Model
- 60 Series
- Location
- United States
- Mileage
- 265000
I am helping a coworker sell her 1989 Land Cruiser, she is the 2nd owner. I'm not an expert in these particular models, but I do know enough to let y'all know when I find a cherry unit.
1989 4 door, Brown on Brown/tan
265k Miles, Automatic
Waiting on receipts, she says she has a ton of them
Engine was rebuilt or replaced at some point. (will confirm with receipts)
Rear Diff/Axle had a major repair or replacement (Owner said, "due to fluid negligence by a technician". I assume they missed the gear oil)
The Good:
1. All street miles
2. Husband kept the car clean, meticulously clean for a families "truck". Drivers seat is only interior wear spot
3. Seattle did not legalize salt on road until 2009, any rust in photos is surface as best. Only on exposed metal, I only saw one cancer spot during the entire once-over.
The Bad:
1. Oil leaks
2. More Oil leaks
3. Cheap purple tint
I've got a bunch of photos, a cold start video, and access to the vehicle for questions. She is not in a hurry to sell, but she is firm on receiving the most she can to buy her teenage daughter a car. Treat this lady fair and you can snag a great car with a very complete history. If you hang around long enough when you pick it up, she'll tell you the story behind every dent.
1989 4 door, Brown on Brown/tan
265k Miles, Automatic
Waiting on receipts, she says she has a ton of them
Engine was rebuilt or replaced at some point. (will confirm with receipts)
Rear Diff/Axle had a major repair or replacement (Owner said, "due to fluid negligence by a technician". I assume they missed the gear oil)
The Good:
1. All street miles
2. Husband kept the car clean, meticulously clean for a families "truck". Drivers seat is only interior wear spot
3. Seattle did not legalize salt on road until 2009, any rust in photos is surface as best. Only on exposed metal, I only saw one cancer spot during the entire once-over.
The Bad:
1. Oil leaks
2. More Oil leaks
3. Cheap purple tint
I've got a bunch of photos, a cold start video, and access to the vehicle for questions. She is not in a hurry to sell, but she is firm on receiving the most she can to buy her teenage daughter a car. Treat this lady fair and you can snag a great car with a very complete history. If you hang around long enough when you pick it up, she'll tell you the story behind every dent.
