1971 Toyota Land Cruiser on 2040-cars
Maricopa, Arizona, United States
1971 Toyota Landcruiser,
*Rust free
*Jump in and drive away & enjoy.
*Skyjacker 4" lift
*Front Shackle reversal
*Rancho RS9000 shocks with air control
*36x12.50x15 Superswamper sx on 15x10 Ultra 64 Wheels
*Warn 8274 upright winch
*Premier Power onboard Welder
*Quickey Air II onboard compressor with tank.
*ARB air lockers front & rear
*4 Wheel disc brakes
*456 Gears
*Warn Birfield Eliminator kit
*Full float rear axle kit
*V8 350 Small block Chevrolet
*Edelbrock Multi port fuel injection
*SM 465 Transmision
*Orion Transfer case
*Dual Batteries
*Flowmaster Exhaust
*Autometer gauges
*Front windshield from 1976 FJ40 with lower wipers
*Smittybuilt seats
*DZ toolbox.
*Thermal heat resistant material on floorboards.
*New paint about three years old. 8 out of 10 condition.
*Everything and functions perfectly.
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