SOLD


I am sorry and happy to say my 1997 Landcruiser is for sale. I'm sorry because I love this truck - a lot of care has been put into it! However, I'm happy to part with it because the next car is looking like a new 911

So, it is a 1997 Toyota Landcruiser in Black with a Beige leather interior. There are 137K on the crusher - I bought it with 119K in August of 2007 and it has been a daily driver with ZERO problems. It took me 6 months to find a truck this clean, searching between Arkansas and New York. I've taken off the OEM (Toyota) gold package and most of the OEM wood-grain stick-ons. It does have the 3rd row, but no lockers - don't need them for a beach truck.

I can't remember exactly everything I've done, but here's my best recollection:

• 33 inch BFG Mud terrains
• Black steel wheels
• clear side markers
• clear turn signals
• black Toyota front logo
• Pioneer AVIC-D3 nav
• Pioneer integrated Sirius
• Pioneer integrated iPod
• Brand new Toyota exhaust (installed last week)
• Brand new Magnaflow Cats (installed last week)
• Replaced a few small OEM pieces like the arm rest and stuff like that
• Yakima Roof Racks

I still have the stock wheels and tires, stock light housings, and anything else I replaced with an aftermarket part - these are included.

Price is $12,500 and I have the title in hand. I can be reached by PM here, by email at alex.snyder.cfmc@gmail.com or by phone at 757 692-6432.

Now, onto the photos:

 

This is an amazing crusher, see it almost every day. To date I have never seen one nearly as clean and well maintained as this.

 

Thanks Chad

I got bored and built a site for this truck: http://4sale757.com

 

You won't find a cleaner Land Cruiser, especially not with the tasteful mods done to this one.

 

Damn, I wish I could pick this up!

 

Why can't you?

Thanks for the bumps everyone

 

wow. very nice looking truck. if only i didn't already have a vehicle that got 13 miles to the gallon

good luck to you man

 

I have two cars already

 

Bump.

 

Bought a M5 yesterday, so the Landcruiser needs to find a new home. Price has been dropped to $11,600.