Vehicle Description
Toyota launched the FJ40 series utility vehicle in 1960. Official
importation to the U.S. began in 1963 and within two years the FJ40
Land Cruiser was hands down the best-selling Toyota in America.
Cosmetically the FJ was essentially the same truck until it went
out of production in 1983 barring minor trim tweaks; however it saw
a gradual progression of functional improvements and upgrades over
the years shifting from being a bare-bones rock hopper to a
commensurately equipped modern SUV 30 years ahead of the curve.The
FJ40 was available as open-bodied or fully enclosed two-door
wagon.As FJ40s reached the secondary market it became very common
for owners to take on engine swaps most notably by replacing the
FJ's stock six with a small block Chevy V-8. The Chevy engine
certainly yielded more power but Toyota's six-cylinder was
essentially a reverse-engineered 235-cid Stovebolt six Chevrolet
engine that was indestructible. This is part and parcel why stock
power trains will continue to pull big money�few are left versus a
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