Toyota's Land Cruiser is an automotive legend recognized by virtually everyone. Debuting in 1951, the Land Cruiser stands as Toyota's longest-running nameplate, boasting a production tally exceeding 10 million units. Among the most iconic Land Cruiser series is the J40, which first graced the scene in 1960 and remained in production in Brazil until 2001. The 1972 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40 presented here is an enticing specimen, having reportedly undergone a comprehensive restoration by its previous owner before being entrusted to its current steward. Having traveled a mere 100 miles since its revival, this vehicle is ready to be your loyal off-road companion, a concours-worthy queen, or anything in between.

• 4.2L I6 Engine
• 3-Speed Manual
• 4x4
• Aphrodite White Exterior
• Black Interior
• Recently Replaced Interior
• Powder Coated Chassis
• New Brakes And Lines
• New Exhaust
• New Tires And Wheels
• New Heater Core
• New Smittybuilt Front And Rear Seats
• New Fuel Lines And Electric Fuel Pump
• New Window Regulators
• New Wiring
• New Front And Rear Bumpers
• Current Owner Reports Full Restoration Before Purchasing From Previous Owner
• Original Sheet Metal And Body Tubs - No Documentation