1977 Toyota FJ45 Land Cruiser

The 3.9-liter OHV inline-six in this FJ45 made 125 horsepower and 209 pound-feet of torque when new. The selling dealer says the engine was rebuilt as part of the restoration and has since seen just 102 miles of use. Its backed by a four-speed manual transmission with a two-speed transfer case, powering two or four wheels. The underside of this FJ45 pickup appears as clean as the top, as the restoration included a fully rebuilt suspension. A diamond-plate skid plate protects the engine during off-road excursions, and a Rough Country winch on the front bumper is ready to save the day if the driver gets in over his or her head. The 33-inch Crosswind M/T tires are a lot larger and more aggressive than what this truck would have rolled on when new. This FJ has power steering and there are no leaks.