1967 Fj40 Land Cruiser Survivor W/ 13,500 Miles on 2040-cars
FORT WORTH, Texas, United States
THIS IS THE REAL DEAL
VIDEO OF IT RUNNING AND DRIVING ALONG WITH OVER 80 PICS AT
1967fj40.shutterfly.com
SURVIVOR UNMOLESTED UNRESTORED
NUMBERS MATCHING
NEARLY ALL ORIGINAL INCLUDING THE PAINT
UNDOCUMENTED AT JUST OVER 13,000 MILES
STARTS RIGHT UP AND RUNS AND DRIVES WELL
CLEAR AND CLEAN TEXAS TITLE
All sheet metal is original and in great condition. The body is clean and straight. The big straight 6 starts instantly, idles quiet, no smoke, no leaks, runs cool, great power, steers tight, shifts perfect, tracks down the road great. You can see a lot of that in videos on the Shutterfly site 1967fj40.shutterfly.com .
This is the perfect vehicle for a collector to clean up and finish it as a survivor or to restore. You will not find a more original 1967 Land Cruiser with better bones than this truck. It is absolutely amazing.
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