1996 Lexus LX

Automatic

JT6HJ88J1T0133647

Clear

Gasoline

1996 Lexus LX 450 VIN: JT6HJ88J1T0133647 Mileage: Approximately 147,500 miles. No lockers Highlights A/C works well (just replaced condenser and had it recharged) Pretty low miles Lots of service and repair records including some notably expensive but common repairs (head gasket work, rear main seal/retainer and oil pump gasket) Fairly new BF Goodrich all-terrains (<10k miles) Reupholstered front seats with other seats all in good condition Replaced a couple cracking belt molding (~$100) ARB Front Bumper (~$1000) (original bumper included) Service Summary Mileage Date Scope of Work 124,896 3/3/13 head gasket set, machined cylinders at machine shop, thermostat, spark plug set (spark plugs/wires), distributor cap, distributor rotor, new bolts for cylinder head, valve cover gasket, exhaust manifold, exhaust manifold stud, intake manifold gasket, knock sensor, throttle position sensor, coolant flush, oil change, rear differential oil change, painted head black (all OEM parts) 125,527 4/9/13 EGR vacuum hose (all OEM parts) 125,662 4/23/13 Replaced hoses in engine bay (all OEM parts) 125,844 5/4/13 front differential oil change 135,531 7/19/15 EGR valve (OEM part) 135,531 8/15/15 parking brake cable, L/F wheel bearing (all OEM parts) 138,135 5/7/16 BFG AT tires 138,140 5/7/16 alignment 138,297 5/10/16 front catalytic converter 138,330 5/14/16 Power steering pump 138,993 5/29/16 PCV valve, all belts, rear brake pads and rotors, rear shocks 139,044 6/5/16 fan clutch, rear catalytic converter 03/10/17 Rear main seal/retainer, oil pump gasket 4/12/17 Exhaust manifold gasket 8/2017 Repaired parking brake (seized ball crank); replaced AC condenser, replaced O2 sensor, repaired exhaust leak Note this information is to the best of my knowledge and some is based on previous seller representations. Receipts are included for much of the described work but not all. In the interest of being fully transparent about the vehicle, I note the following areas that I believe need attention: Rust primarily on rear frame/axle, sidesteps. Some of it was previously painted over. Needs to be cleaned off and treated. Rust bubble on tailgate but a rust-free tailgate is included (different color) Front O2 sensor (CEL code: P0135) Brakes Lamp on indicating low brake fluid Front/rear brakes, LSPV and front wheel stud need replacing (LSPV part is included) Fuel filler neck leak Power steering hose leak Oil pan leak Antenna does not go up/down (common issue, motor seems to work) Crack in passenger side tail lamp Drivers power seat does not go back and forth (common problem. DIY repair and Gamiviti replacement gear included) cosmetically OK and has expected wear and tear. Paint has some etching and scratches. 2 exterior trim pieces (cladding) were screwed in by a previous owner. Ordered new clips and reattached it but the trim still has the small holes in it. Hood has small dents. Small dent rear near tailgate. Small tear on back of third row seat While it might seem like a lot, most of these are common Land Cruiser issues. With a little work this can be a great trail vehicle. I bought a new 4runner and this just sits.