First, let me begin with a disclaimer. I'm sure this is not the way that most people do this and I'm not trying to go around the rules of this forum. That said, I thought this would be the best way to get the word out. I respect the sanctity of "mud", but I also understand that in the spirit of how rigs are generally traded on the site, this one is a little atypical.
As I have stated in other posts on this site, after 12 years, I have finally closed my Land Cruiser business. It's a bittersweet thing but I'm going to go do something that allows me to spend more time with my family. I'm also getting tired of people asking me, "so, is this your full-time job?"
This isn't a 100 that is a "sick build out", it doesn't have 60k miles on it and it hasn't been customized with a bunch of overlanding gear. It's just an amazingly preserved, totally stock Land Cruiser. With the exception of the 33s, it looks and feels exactly as it did the day it rolled off the showroom floor.
Every once in a while, I come across a Land Cruiser so special that I just don't think I'll ever find another one like it. When that happens, I will put everything I have into it, replacing parts that don't even need it and going to outrageous lengths to preserve it because it's simply the best one I may ever have. Then, after years of getting it as perfect as possible, I get so enamored with it that I don't even want to drive it in the rain. This, my friends, is the definition of mental illness. It's not a good thing, it's not what a Land Cruiser was designed for and it's a clear indication that it's time for me to sell this car.
Rather than post this car in the classifieds on here and have people say, "are you smoking crack?", "Hunter Biden has entered the chatroom" or "you are crazy AF", I'm just going to put the links to craigslist and cars.com. It might not be for you, but it might be just what someone you know is looking for. see below for the links:
dallas.craigslist.org
You're welcome to call or text me anytime that's not too early or too late. Those are my peak crack smoking hours.
Thanks, jnauck
As I have stated in other posts on this site, after 12 years, I have finally closed my Land Cruiser business. It's a bittersweet thing but I'm going to go do something that allows me to spend more time with my family. I'm also getting tired of people asking me, "so, is this your full-time job?"
This isn't a 100 that is a "sick build out", it doesn't have 60k miles on it and it hasn't been customized with a bunch of overlanding gear. It's just an amazingly preserved, totally stock Land Cruiser. With the exception of the 33s, it looks and feels exactly as it did the day it rolled off the showroom floor.
Every once in a while, I come across a Land Cruiser so special that I just don't think I'll ever find another one like it. When that happens, I will put everything I have into it, replacing parts that don't even need it and going to outrageous lengths to preserve it because it's simply the best one I may ever have. Then, after years of getting it as perfect as possible, I get so enamored with it that I don't even want to drive it in the rain. This, my friends, is the definition of mental illness. It's not a good thing, it's not what a Land Cruiser was designed for and it's a clear indication that it's time for me to sell this car.
Rather than post this car in the classifieds on here and have people say, "are you smoking crack?", "Hunter Biden has entered the chatroom" or "you are crazy AF", I'm just going to put the links to craigslist and cars.com. It might not be for you, but it might be just what someone you know is looking for. see below for the links:
2000 Toyota Land Cruiser VX for sale - Fort Worth, TX - craigslist
Finished in River Rock Green Mica (1C3) over stone leather, this Land Cruiser is nothing short of a time capsule. It was purchased by my father from the original owner and has been garaged since it...
You're welcome to call or text me anytime that's not too early or too late. Those are my peak crack smoking hours.
Thanks, jnauck
