1975 Totota Fj55 Land Cruiser Very Stock All Original & Smog Exempt on 2040-cars
Martinez, California, United States
1975 TOYOTA FJ55 LAND CRUISER Very stock & original, 1 California owner, which just donated it to a local charity. Unmodified Toyota starts right up, is Smog Exempt in CA, does has new master cylinder brakes still a little soft, may need bleeding. Damage on drivers door & roof paint is worm (see pics). CA reg is good until Sept 2014 PLEASE
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