1983 Toyota Land Cruiser

SUV

2f inline 6cyl gas powered

Manual

jt3fj60g1d0058801

Clear

Gasoline

This is the Ultimate Winter vehicle. I've owned it for about 4 years, and had snow coming up over the hood and it just doesn't get stuck or stop. It also has the fastest heater I've seen in a car. The rear heater starts to get warm in less than a minute, even when it's negative 15 outside. Everything works, except the rear window wiper, but the rear defrost works. The 4 wheel drive is awesome. It is not perfect. It has some rust as you can see in the pictures, but the majority of it is surface only. Very repairable. Its a great truck I would drive anywhere right now. Its very dependable. Not very fast for highway travel, but adequate. Geared very low, you can get out walk next to it while it idles up a hill. I've done it just to prove a point. I've replaced every light and fixture and lens and replaced the bulbs with LEDs and replaced the flasher with an LED flasher. I've added the ARB bumper, and longer shackles to fit the 33inch tires and rock crawler rims. I've added the roof rack, and roof light bar, and all of the extra exterior lights you seen in the pictures. They work great. I replaced all of the vacuum lines, with blue silicon lines, and added a K&N air filter, Like I said its very dependable. When you drive around here in the winter, you don't want to break down, so it is well maintained. I replaced the stock mirrors with fj62 mirrors. Great truck, but unfortunately I need to find it a new home. No reserve and happy bidding!On Jun-19-15 at 12:00:05 PDT, seller added the following information: http://youtu.be/-yi3qJhoOAgOn Jun-19-15 at 19:20:50 PDT, seller added the following information: I took the Cruiser up the road and back today, and shot a video with my cell phone while doing it, so you can see and hear it  go through the gears and see the gauges work and the steering wheel isn't shaking like crazy. Not the greatest video ever, but better than nothing. You can watch it by highlighting the link above, then right clicking it and clicking on go to the link, which opens a new page and the video plays.  I couldn't get it to be a clickable link, but if you're interested, its probably worth it to you to check it out.