1966 Toyota FJ45
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Toyota sits in the off road enthusiasts hall of fame thanks to this vehicle. Toyota rolled out the FJ40 series in 1960 and competed with the likes of Land Rovers, Jeeps, and later the Ford Bronco and Chevrolet K10. The FJ45 was a rugged, two door, 4x4 vehicle with amazing off road capabilities, and rather primitive interior treatments. The hard top is removable so open air cruising is a possibility. FJs came without carpet, and with vinyl upholstery so even if you're out in the mud and in the elements, they're easy to keep clean. Under the hood of this particular Land Cruiser you'll find a Cummins 3. 9 turbocharged intercooled engine paired with a HD-TH 400 automatic transmission and a 4x4 transfer case. Stout axle-s front and rear and BFG off-road tires will take this thing just about anywhere you want to go. With a full frame off restoration done in 2007, they knocked the primitive right out of this bad boy. This off-road gladiator now sports power steering, power brakes and air conditioning....