1967 Toyota Land Cruiser 4 Door FJ45LV - $39500

[jingram]

No affiliation... looks gorgeous!! Wanted to pass it on.

1967 Toyota Land Cruiser 4 Door FJ45LV (http://bend.craigslist.org/ctd/2082297584.html)

[ttora4runner]

:drool::drool::drool::Wow1:

[mgb]

Hey, that's here in Bend... Too bad the guy knows what he has and is charging for it.

[Riptide]

Oh man... what an awesome truck!!

[alexrex20]

good luck getting $40k for that...

[Sloan]

good luck getting $40k for that...

I have seen three of them go for around $100K restored to that level here in town. One of the guys that bought one works at the Audi Design Center up the road.

[jingram]

Posting deleted... that was quick. Wonder if it sold.

[mk216v]

Scott's place??;

http://www.eco-offroad.com/home/about/current-projects

http://www.eco-offroad.com/home/about/portfolio

[eco 45]

Not one of mine MK216v--it was for sale at a local park and sell in Bend though.

http://www.bendparkandsell.com/

I haven't had a chance to see it in person but based on the photos I would say that is a reasonable asking price. These trucks are extremely rare and very difficult to restore usually due to rust. They also have a lot of unique interior parts not common on the rest of the Land Cruiser line up.


Scott's place;

http://www.eco-offroad.com/home/about/current-projects

http://www.eco-offroad.com/home/about/portfolio

[mk216v]

Not one of mine MK216v--it was for sale at a local park and sell in Bend though.

http://www.bendparkandsell.com/

I haven't had a chance to see it in person but based on the photos I would say that is a reasonable asking price. These trucks are extremely rare and very difficult to restore usually due to rust. They also have a lot of unique interior parts not common on the rest of the Land Cruiser line up.

Free bump for you then. :smiley_drive:

Any pics of what it looked like? I don't find it on the Park/Sell link.

[eco 45]

This should take you to the truck:

http://www.bendparkandsell.com/en_us/unitdetail.asp?unit=322703

Otherwise look under SUV---only vintage Toyota in this section.

[mk216v]

Thanks Scott. Very nice looking.

Educate us--what's the LV stand for and offer?

[eco 45]

Thanks Scott. Very nice looking.

Educate us--what's the LV stand for and offer?


I cheated and copied this from Mud but it has all the important info:


"The vehicle referred to as the FJ45 wagon or FJ45LV was built by Toyota using a Gifu (coachbuilder) body on the FJ45 SWB pickup chassis. It was built from '63 to '67 (in general terms, some bleed into '68 for some markets) and was a four door wagon with a fixed roof. It was sold in the US throughout production but in very small numbers and was always powered by the F petrol engine. They are difficult to restore because of the unique body and lack of aftermarket support for body parts, but the mechanicals are shared with other Land Cruisers of the same era."

[esh]

L = left hand drive
V = Van

[eco 45]

L = left hand drive
V = Van


I have seen that mentioned before, including in books---only thing is that I have seen a couple RHD wagons out of Australia with FJ45LV on their VIN plates.