1980 Toyota Land Cruiser Fj45 Single Cab Pickup 2-door 4.2l (landcruiser) on 2040-cars
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States
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This rare truck is a real head turner, a hoot to drive, and is very reliable. I get attention everywhere I go in this.
Here is some history as I know it from the person I bought it from:
The truck was bought new at a dealership in British Columbia, Canada in 1980 and was a one owner until the person I bought it from a year ago brought it to the states in 2012. I have owned it for one year and have driven it about 6000 miles, it currently has 101,000 kilometers or just over 60,000 miles. The truck has the original motor, all the gear boxes and drive train. I have the steel, split rim wheels that came with the truck with tires. The glass in all the windows is in excellent condition.
I had it professionally inspected when I purchased it and from the inspection had the oil in all the gear boxes and motor changed, new fuel pump and cross strut that the rear shocks attach to replaced.
Here are the items I have purchased new: Wheels and tires 8000 lb winch 8 lights professionally installed by 4 Wheel Parts. 2 fog, 2 rear back up’s and 4 on the headache rack Muffler and tail pipe I had custom, one of a kind, new front and rear bumpers built and powder coated and powder coated the original headache rack. I replaced the front right fender (because of a small dent) and the right door had some rust and I replaced it also. Headliner and door panels New digital radio with speakers behind the seat Hi-Lift jack and mount behind passenger front fender Fire Extinguisher mounted on headache rack
Maintenance items:
The motor has a slight manifold exhaust leak The bed floor is rusted out and needs replacing. I put a rubber mat in the bed and use it that way. There is some surface rust on the body in various places (look at photos). I have tried to keep this truck as original as possible to maintain the collect-ability and nostalgia of this awesome, one-of-a-kind truck. When parts have been replace, built or upgraded, I have spared no expense to make this truck the pride of its owner. I am only selling this truck to pay some medical bills and I am sure to regret it. Family comes first though. Buyer pays all shipping and additional state taxes, etc.
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