This 1985 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ75 0004639  is a left-hand-drive pickup that was imported from the Middle East to the US in 2022. The truck is powered by a 4.5-liter FJZ75 inline-six fuel injection mated to a five-speed manual transmission and a dual-range transfer case, and it is finished in beige with multicolor graphics over patterned upholstery. Equipment includes 16″ steel wheels, side steps, fog lights, tow hooks, a headache rack, and a sliding rear window. This FJ75 pickup now shows 117k kilometers.

This truck was first restored in 2007 after it was purchased from an oil company as a sampling vehicle and further restored in 2019 (pictures and video included). Restoration includes frame-off restoration, body chassis, and installation of a 2007 Toyota 4.5 inline 6 1FZ-FE engine that produces 240 hp – the same as all the FZJ75 trucks. Transformation includes all Toyota OEM components from a 2007 Toyota Land Cruiser that included engine, transmission, fuel injection system, new computer, instrument cluster, Old Man EMU suspension with a 2-inch lift, the 2007 Toyota Land Cruiser navigation/onboard computer, and backup camera. Also added were all new gaskets, seals, rubber bushings, etc. It is finished in beige with bright trim and multicolor graphics, and a 2022 bedliner was installed before shipping it to the US. Equipment includes a headache rack, a sliding rear window, extended step bumpers, fog lights, front and rear tow hooks, side steps, keyless entry, Toyota alarm system, remote control, power windows, power doors, AC, and mud flaps. Close-up photos of the body panels and trim are shown in the gallery below. Further service completed in 2022 included the installation of push rods and washer set, engine and gear seal replacements, electrical servicing, ARB single compressor installation, petrol leak repair, AC service, seat belt replacement, door center lock replacement, remote repair, fender weather strip change, Toyota OEM front sidelight chrome and rubber seal replacement, and back light cover replacement, engine detailing, and handbrake lever, gear rubber, and 4WD gear replacement.

Steel 16″ wheels and Seamtyre SP Quality tires were installed in 2021, and a spare is mounted on the headache rack with a 2022 Toyota Land Cruiser 70 Series tire cover. Braking is handled by front discs and rear drums.

The last service included an oil change on November 10, 2022, at 117,400 km.

The cab houses bucket seats upholstered in gray vinyl with patterned inserts along with a color-coordinated dashboard and door panels. Equipment includes a headliner, a dash clock/navigation/computer system, power windows and door locks, all-weather floor covering, a passenger grab bar, a locking glovebox, and power windows and door locks.

Compression test pictures are available upon request.

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