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This restoration has taken this Fj to new levels. It's sleek grey paint pairs seamlessly with the black synthetic leather interior. This FJ comes is loaded with a host of features ensuring the driver of this beauty a true unique experience. This sweet FJ has a Inline Six laying underneath the hood that has been paired up with a 4-speed manual transmission. The Jeep comes equipped with 4x4 along with a Hi lift jack, so if you want to take this beauty mountain climbing you can, but be careful not to get a scratch on that beautiful paintjob. If the jack or the 4x4 isn't enough to get you out of the mud the Warn wench that has been mounted to the front of this...

Toyota came out with the Land Cruiser in 1950 and it was an instant success. The reliability and incredible off-road ability of the Land Cruiser made it very successful all over the world! Toyota tested these vehicles in Australia when developing in order to put them against one of the hardest terrains we have on the planet. The reliability and impressive traction of the pavement help solidify its name all over the world conquering whatever terrain it came across. Built to rival the Jeep Toyota hit it out of the park with this off road vehicle!

This Land Cruiser has been repainted in Desert Sand with a clean white fiberglass top that go perfectly with the white 15-inch rims it sits on. Under the hood lies the ever reliable 4. 2L straight 6 paired to a 4 speed manual transmission. The 4. 2L was first introduced in 1975 and is known for its high torque output in low RPM's. 1975 was also the first year for the United States to get the barn doors in the back. The barn doors make getting equipment and passengers into and out of the vehicle very quickly and effortless. It also gives it a fantastic...

The FJ series truck came as an evolution of the BJ series trucks that originally came out in the year 1951. This beauty truly embodies the more iconic years of the now rare SUV that would help put Toyota on the map as a producer of some serious 4x4's. The FJ40 comes coated in a fresh Sky-Blue Paint job that shows its reflective glossy coat as part as an incredibly recent restoration. The Toyota gives off an aggressive look as well by sporting bright yellow Old Man Emu shock absorbers and steering stabilizers which are matching name brand with the leaf springs. The mean off-road look is capped off with a set of BF Goodrich all terrain tires as well as the full-size spare mounted on the back of the truck. The blue beast is propelled by a 3. 8 liter inline 6-cylinder gas engine which is bolted up to a 4-speed manual transmission which offers the full feel of what it means to drive one bad to the bone off road Machine. Inside the Toyota one will notice the split bench seat in the front as well...

This one really stands out with the modern exterior finish, custom rims and off road tires. It looks richer than your typical Land Cruiser, more along the lines of a Defender or AMG Benz. The matt finish certainly sets it apart making this FJ unique. Upgraded lighting and a wench give it a tough look. The inside is quite nice with leather seating. Air conditioning was added, and the dark colors look great. Power steering & power brakes make it easy to drive, and the 4-speed stick makes it sporty behind Toyota's strong running 4. 2 Liter inline 6-cylinder engine. The 4WD system stands ready to take this well-dressed Landcruiser off-roading, and will silence anyone...

By so many standards, the FJ40 Land Cruiser is the definitive 20th century 4x4. With an international pedigree like a Land Rover, the rugged simplicity of a Jeep and swagger like an old Bronco, the FJ is a greatest hits album of classic trucks. Fun to look at, sure, but driving one will take your appreciation to a whole new level. By 1973 300,000 of them were roaming the planet in either hardtop, soft top, station wagon or pickup form. The -F- in FJ refers to the Type F engine and the J stands for jeep, meaning the more generic WWII-borne use of that term and not the brand Jeep currently owned by Fiat Chrysler. Throw that knowledge around at parties and you-re sure to get some phone numbers. All the fun facts are great to know about the FJ40 you are buying from Gateway Classic Cars. The interesting tid bits about this FJ40 is that it is a barn find from Missouri. The current owner, also only the 2nd owner, found this beauty sitting in a barn gathering dust. The owner bought two FJ40-s, this one and another one that was suited for parts. The owner took this FJ40 apart...