1976 Toyota Landcruiser Landcruiser (866) 415-4790

The FJ-40... the beginnings of the landcruiser. In 1960 Toyota built and sold it's first FJ-40 series. They were assembled in Japan and brought to the USA. Early on, farmers, ranchers and miners took a liking for the FJ-40 series vehicles based on their agility, power and ability to climb into most rugged terrain situations. In 1975 a major upgrade, the 6 cylinder 256 cubic inch engine along with a 4 speed transmission was introduced. This expanded the overall ability of the FJ series of trucks. In 1976 front disc brakes were offered on the land cruiser. The Landcruiser was built in the FJ-40 series through 1983. After this it was upgraded to the FJ-60 and later to the FJ-80. In its current form, the landcruiser continues to be one of Toyota's most successful vehicles. In 2007 Toyota introduced a nostalgic type of vehicle, the first of it's kind, the FJ-Cruiser which resembled the original FJ series of vehicles in many ways. The FJ series of vehicles have always had a limited audience but Toyota continues to make vehicles to fit this particular niche market. Over time, the FJ-40 series of trucks from Toyota has become known as one of the most durable and reliable vehicles in the world. It would set the stage for the small Toyota pickup, now the Tacoma, to be one of the most successful small cabin 4x4 trucks ever. Not many can be found in this type of condition and thus, a true enthusiasts collector's item. Toyota lovers of all kinds will find appreciation in this vehicle. This is for the serious Toyota owner. If you've always wanted a FJ-40, you couldn't find a better restoration than this. This is in impeccable condition and a complete restoration. Please, serious buyers only. Restored models with the smaller 4 cylinder engines from the early 70s sell in today's market between $40-$50,000. This is the premier 6 cylinder model with front disc brakes, centeral heat in the back, air conditioning and more. The only thing this needs is a radio. Call today for details.