1976 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ-40

There is a reason why the Land Cruiser is Toyota's longest running series. It has proven itself all over the world in the most extreme climates and situations as the go to vehicle for all things versatile. From adventure to taxi cabs this iconic 4WD has exceeded the expectations of most and has one of the largest followings of any thing on the road today.

Although the Land Cruiser was developed to take on the Bantam Jeep during WWII and was directly influenced by this it took on a form and functionality all its own just after the war.

The FJ40 began production began in 1960 and went through 1984. Basically a one design vehicle for all those years, with mechanical and minor cosmetic changes to keep up with the changing times.

This freshly restored Cruiser has been gone through recently with suspension upgrades, fresh brakes and fluid changes. With the fresh paint and upgraded wheel package, it is bound to turn some heads. Appears that this restoration project used a good base to start with showing no rust. It goes down the road as it should; starting, shifting and stopping perfectly. Everything in working order and is ready to be enjoyed.

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