1966 Toyota Land Cruiser 40 Series

$7,500

Year

1966

Odometer

38,000

Engine

1F Inline 6-Cylinder

Fuel Type

gasoline

Transmission

manual

Drivetrain

4×4

VIN / Chassis #

FJ40035876

Seller

private party

Location

Germantown, TN

Title Status

clean
This is a very original 40 series Toyota Land Cruiser. The original 1F engine starts and runs. The original body paint is tan, but appears to have been blessed by Earl Schiebs $99 deal. Clutch cylinder is rusted in place (I have new cylinder, needs to be put in) accelerator linkage needs to be tweaked(I have a cable accelerator if you want to go that route and modify. New brake pads, need to be road tested. Steers but with resistance( needs new dampener?) Electrical needs to be sort out, all original. One of the previous owners used it as a snow plow truck in Indiana to remove snow at a gas station. So there are a few locations with through rust on the body. The frame has a few welded plates where the plow attached. Frame has surface rust, but is solid. I have many parts, orig acorn hub caps, spare tire, swing out tire carrier, rear bifold hatch panels, rear jump seats. New battery. Wheels are newly powder coated with Yokohama M/T mud terrain G003 tires. It’s all there! This is a survivor. Come on mane, its a Toyota!

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