1978 Toyota Land Cruiser Bj40 on 2040-cars
Stuart, Florida, United States
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Completely original BJ40 diesel.
This is a rare model that was never available in the USA. It has very low mileage and has been maintained perfectly, runs great, has only 46,300 miles
(reads 74,500 kilometers), and NO RUST. It features the original 4 cylinder, 3.0 liter ¨B¨ diesel motor with
matching 4 speed transmission. She recently underwent a mild restoration to bring her back to her original glory.
That professional restoration included maintenance of all mechanical systems, new original color Toyota ¨Rustic
Green¨ paint, new interior (seats, headliner, door panels, dash pad), new tires, power steering upgrade, and a lot
of detailing.
The combination of original color paint, original rim lock wheels, original hub caps, and original style military
tires really separates her from the rest, and keeps her true to her ´70´s heritage. She also features the
original bumpers with rubber bumper-ettes, new original style interior, original readable shift pattern plate on
the glove box, all three original mirrors, all original and correct emblems, and the engine bay is all original as
well. You will not find a more original, well maintained BJ40 anywhere.
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