Purpose-built for overland travel and off-grid adventure, this 1995 Toyota Land Cruiser FZJ80 has been extensively upgraded for capability, comfort, and reliability. Powered by the factory 4.5L inline-six mated to a 4-speed automatic and full-time 4WD, it combines legendary Toyota durability with thoughtful enhancements like a dual battery system, upgraded bumpers, auxiliary fuel tank, and Ironman suspension. Finished in rugged Basalt Gray Raptor Liner and accompanied by a detailed maintenance log dating to 2002, it’s a high-mileage, high-confidence rig that’s ready to explore. Offered by a private party in Aurora, Colorado.

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• Powertrain & Maintenance: The Land Cruiser retains its factory 1FZ-FE 4.5L inline-six and 4-speed automatic transmission, with full-time 4WD and locking center differential. Extensive recent maintenance includes a front knuckle rebuild, valve cover reseal, new fuel system components, and fluid service across engine, diffs, transfer case, and transmission. A new alternator, rebuilt starter, and all OEM bushings, hoses, and u-joints make this rig ready for trouble-free travel.
• Exterior Upgrades & Modifications: Coated in durable Basalt Gray Raptor Liner, the exterior is built for backcountry use. Upgrades include a Bump It Offroad front bumper, dual-swing-out rear bumper with tire and propane carriers, 12,000 lb Apex winch with synthetic rope, roof rack with waterproof bag, and a 24-gallon Longrange America auxiliary tank—doubling the fuel range to 49 gallons.
• Suspension, Wheels & Storage: Ironman HD springs and Pro Foam shocks are paired with refreshed bushings and OEM rear wheel bearings. Falken Wildpeak AT4W tires (12.5K miles) on factory 16s handle varied terrain. Onboard storage includes a custom drawer system, platform bins, and tailgate hatches, plus awnings, a cabin tent, and a rear tent for extended camping.
• Interior Comfort & Known Imperfections: Inside you’ll find clean cloth seating (always covered), a new JVC touchscreen stereo, 1000W inverter, AC/USB ports, and a rear-seat delete with fridge-ready 12V wiring. Minor cosmetic flaws include small vinyl cracks, a dent in the quarter panel, and a replaced odometer (documented, actual mileage ~230K).