1991 Toyota Land Cruiser

FJ80 SUV

6 Cylinder 4.0 Liter

Automatic

JT3FJ80W9M0023572

4 Wheel Drive

Gasoline

Cassette

Since the previous buyer (deadbeat) from El Savador did not sent payment for this vehicle, he has forced my hand to relist it! As mentioned in my previous listing, I am selling this vehicle for a friend of mine. It is a "salvage" vehicle per insurance description and has been inspected by the owner who is a retired insurance adjuster. If you have concerns, questions or would like more information, please email me. PLEASE NOTE: The following description was given to me by the owner and I do not take personal responsibility for any content therein This vehicle was broadsided in an accident causing damage to the left front fender, door, panel and windshield. Also, there is a small ding in the lower back door just above the bottom hinge. The remaining parts of the body are in very good/clean condition. There is no frame damage, no rust on this vehicle and it has been garaged since the accident. The odometer reading shows 141,461.8, however, the actually mileage is around 200,000; the odometer quit working. The paint is original and the vehicle has never been repainted. It is a 6 cylinder with an automatic transmission, the engine parts are original and it runs good with no smoke. The vehicle has a new radiator, new tires and battery and recently (just before the accident) had a tuneup. The front driver's seat is worn and will need replacing or could be covered by a seat cover. All of the gauges are in working condition and all electricals function. This vehicle has an electric moon roof and 3rd row seats. The only custom work has been to attach a frame mounted U-Haul trailer hitch that accommodates a 2" square stinger. The owner is a smoker and did smoke in this vehicle. With a little fixing up, this vehicle could be the mode of transportation you are looking for or it could be used as a "parts" vehicle by those of you that like to tinker with automobiles. Vehicle is located in Billings, Montana. The winning bidder must pick up the vehicle or make arrangements for its pick up and delivery at their own expense. Arrangements for title transfer will be discussed with winning bidder.