2000 Toyota Land Cruiser

SUV

8 Cylinder 4.7 Liter

Automatic

4 Wheel Drive

Gasoline

Power Windows

The following work has been done since I purchased the vehicle at 85k miles: 18" wheels/tires from a 2008 Tundra TRD with 60% 275/70 BFG's Bilstein shock absorbers all around Starter Replaced Primary Belts Replaced (timing, serpentine) Alternator Replaced Brand new battery Almost all emissions replaced (all 4 O2 sensors, 1 cat, crossover pipe) Borla Cat-back Exhaust All fluids changed, includes transmission, transfer case, differentials, radiator Mobil 1 for last 45k miles I have rotors, pads and lines to do the rear brakes, but they don't need it for likely another 25k miles No check engine lights are on. Outside thermometer and power antennae do not work. Interior is very good, no rips/cracks in leather, otherwise nothing that a good detailing couldn't remove. Exterior is mixed. Sheet metal is almost perfect, no door dings but a couple very minor scratches. The bumpers both need painting, no damage other than some large scratches. The factory side steps are getting tired, but are not damaged. The paint is all original, which is either good or bad, depending on what you are looking for. Taken as a positive, it makes it pretty clear that the vehicle has not had sheet metal work done ever, although the Carfax supports that as well. My plan was to paint the bumpers and drive it for another 100k miles. However I just bought a 5,000lb boat/trailer and despite the factory rating (6,500lbs) that is a lot to pull with a FZJ100. Thus the Tundra in the background of some of the pictures. The A/C blows cold, and all maintenance is up to date. This vehicle is ready to drive for at least 25k miles with no service other than oil changes. At that point tires and rear brakes will likely be due. That is very, very unusual for a used car with 100k+ miles on Ebay. Do some research on ih8mud.com (an all Landcruiser forum), these vehicles require a major 90k service, the starter usually dies around 100k miles, etc. etc. I have dealt with all these issues for you. I have many more pictures and can e-mail them, or take more if needed, at any time. Please email me at kane.sheldon@gmail.com or call my cell at (505)721-9503 with questions. Please don't call after 9PM central time, I have three young children.