Detail Info for: Toyota : Land Cruiser FJ40 2 DOOR 1970 Toyota Land Cruiser 4x4 6 Cylinder FJ40
Transaction Info
Sold On:
11/10/2013
Price:
$ 5900.00
Condition:
Mileage:
116000
Location:
Selbyville, Delaware, 19975
Seller Type:
Private Seller
Vehicle Specification
Year Make Model:
1970 Toyota Land Cruiser
Submodel Body Type:
SUV
Engine:
3.9L INLINE 6 N/A GASOLINE
Transmission:
Manual
VIN:
FJ4076878
Vehicle Title:
Clear
Drive Train:
Fuel Type:
Gasoline
Standard Equipment:
Optional Equipment:
Vehicle Detail
This is a very cool 1970 Toyota Landcruiser FJ40. This thing sat out in front of my shop all summer, and at least 4 times I looked out to find people sitting in it to have their picture taken in it. As you can see in the youtube video, the doors and roof come off (they are off now) and there is also a basic canvas top for it too. I'm not sure if the motor is original or not... it probably is, but if it matter to you, let me know where to look for the "numbers matching motor" (ignore the video where Jack says it is a numbers matching motor). There is a dash plate that shows the shift pattern of the 3 speed transmission. This FJ does NOT have a 3 speed transmission. There is a 4 speed transmission in there. As you can see, it also has a HUGE roll bar to keep you safe! Some guys bought this FJ off of ebay some time ago to put on their mini golf course in OC MD. They had it shipped from California. They couldn't figure out how to fit it on the course, so they sold it to my buddy Jack. He then paid to get it running, all of the lights and horn working, and had a paint job splashed on. I say splashed on because although it looks good from a distance, up close you can see body work, a not so great paint job and lots of runs in the paint. The big fat tires on this are ready for the beach. The motor fires up every time (unless you don't flip the switch to ON like Jack did in the video :) ). It has push button start. It goes good and stops good, but with those fat tires, the steering is a bit hairy (it may need some steering box work). There is surface rust underneath. I don't think the guages work. All in all this is a very unique vehicle with lots of potential for restoring, or use it as is and head to the beach. I have a clear California title. Here is craaazzzy Jack in a youtube video with the FJ.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VzV6oyp5oXY&feature=youtu.be This time around there is no reserve, so the highest bidder will own the FJ!
