1982 Landcruiser FJ60 - Leno’s Law! - $10,000 (Berkeley)

1982 Landcruiser FJ 60 Live that Landcruiser dream. Asking $10.000. There’s over $12,000 in work orders. I need this gone. Yes it’s old. Yes it has rust. At this price I don’t want to talk about it, I don’t want your long deliberations, I don’t want to get into the details of every nuance. Unregistered in CA, unsmogged. Clean undated Georgia title. I want it gone. Come get it. https://www.hotrod.com/features/leno-law-senate-bill-712-advances-california-senate-appropriations-committee Leno’s Law, as they say, is here as well, imminently. Vehicles 1994 and before will be smog excerpt if they are registered as collectibles. … Manual, 4 speed. 136,300 on the odometer I had a ton of work done on this thing. I had dreams of doing a full restoration. But those dreams met the reality of running a small business, spending time with the family, and other home projects. So off to a good home. I put $15,000 into the truck in the work below. This is all fresh work. This truck has essentially not been driven since I did all this work. Nothing will have to be touched here, it's all new. It's not stuff I have done over time, it's fresh. I just don't have the time or the energy with again - family, business, life - to take this on like I thought that I could. I'm going to take a pretty big hit on this. But I do just need it gone. So I'm selling for less than the cost of the work. * ARB front bumper * Oil change, gasket, filter * All brake flex hoses replaced * Rear wheel cylinders replaced * 4 new Cooper Discoverer AT3 XLT 31X10.50R15LT tires * 3 serpentine belts replaced * New battery * Radiator and hoses replaced * Front discs and rotors, wheel bearings * Manual transmission fluid replaced * Rebuilt steering gear, dampener, tie rod, steering tie rod * Spark plugs, ignition wires, fuel filter, air filer, distributor cap and rotor * Old Man Emu front and rear shocks * New fuel pump * Valve cover gaskets * Right axle shift bearing * Front sway bar bushings There’s rust on the frame and body, you’ll need a new tailpipe. It’s a pleasure to drive and I’ll be sad to see it go. Note: * I have the original radio (yikes, these are like $1,000!) * I have the original bumper as well