Vehicle Description
This Toyota is stored in our Aiken, SC climate controlled warehouse
and comes with South Carolina title. We do not consign vehicles.
The inventory is 100% owned, maintained, and driven by us here at
Car Cave. For more pictures and information please visit
www.carcaveusa.com.We are constantly searching for Land Cruisers in
particular dry climate vehicles with a manual transmission. The
KZJ90 shown here is an excellent low mileage spec. The Land Cruiser
features the 1KZTE 3.0L diesel and manual transmission.3.0L 1KZ-TE
Turbo Diesel5-speed Manual Transmission2-speed Transfer
Case235/85R16 BFG All Terrain TiresBlack Steel WheelsFront Skid
PlateFront Push BarRear SpoilerChrome Nerf BarsHeated MirrorsThis
is a left-hand drive example sold new and lived it's entire life in
France. Car Cave purchased this Land Cruiser from Lorgues just east
of Marseille. A dry climate region which truly shows on the overall
condition of this SUV. A 3.0L turbo diesel powers this truck and is
mated to a five-speed manual transmission and two-speed transfer
case. The smooth running ultra-reliable Toyota 1KZ-TE is a 3.0L
(2,982 cc) Single Overhead Cam indirect injection turbo diesel.
Front hubs are automatic with a floor shifted transfer case when
more traction is needed. The KZJ90 is finished in Toyota Paint Code
056 also known as Natural White. Factory equipment includes power
locks, power steering, heated mirrors, tilt wheel, center console,
power brakes, intermittent wipers, dual airbags, front bucket
seats, rear defrost, rear wiper, and rear heat. Rear cargo space
has ample room, side storage compartments, a cargo cover, swing
open door, and pop-out side windows. The factory gauge cluster
includes: tachometer, speedometer, temperature, fuel, and analog
clock. A set of 235/85R16 BF Goodrich All Terrain tires wrap around
the black steel wheels. Recent Maintenance:15472-30010 Turbo Oil
Outlet Gasket90904-30004 Cooper Turbo Oil Line Washer15471-58010
Turbo Oil Inlet GasketBatteriesTiming BeltOil ChangeDifferential
Fluid ChangedBody Data Plate Information:Model KZJ90L
GJMNTWC/TR/A/TM 056 FM10 A01B R150FYear: 1996-2002Sales Region:
EuropeFrame: KZJ90Engine: 1KZTEModel: Land Cruiser Prado 90Vehicle
Model: Land Cruiser PradoDriver's Position: LHDTransmission:
ManualNumber of Doors: 3Color Code: 056 Natural WhiteTrim Code:
FM10 Grey Cloth InteriorAxle Code: A01B 7.5' 3.583:1 with 4
PinionsTransmission Code: R150F Manual 5 SpeedLand Cruiser Prado 90
Model InformationPlease Note: The information below is general
model information for the Prado 90 Series lineup as a whole.
Features and options will vary per a vehicle and listed above.From
Toyota Global 75 Years of Vehicle Lineage:With the
second-generation model released in May 1996, the Land Cruiser
Prado line steered toward a more passenger-oriented 4-wheel drive
(4WD) vehicle. Both the short-wheelbase 3-door model (5-seater) and
the long-wheelbase model (8-seater) became larger than their
predecessors, and were classified as '3 number' vehicles. The two
models were distinguished by their front styling including the
headlamp design: the short-boded model had a sportier look, whereas
the long-boded model appeared more rugged.The engine lineup
consisted of a newly included 3.4 liter 185 PS V6 DOHC gasoline
engine (5VZ-FE) and a 3 liter 4-cylinder SOHC turbo diesel unit
(1KZ-TE) that had powered the previous model, although the latter
increased its output 140 PS with the addition of an intercooler.
The drivetrain configuration was switched from part-time 4WD to
full-time 4WD. The same suspension was used for both the Prado and
the Hilux Surf, consisting of an independent double wishbone and
coil spring system for the front and a 4-link coil spring system
for the rear. A 2.7 liter 150 PS 4-cylinder DOHC gasoline engin
(3RZ-FE) was added to the lineup in April 1997, and the turbo
diesel unit was replaced with a 3 liter common rail diesel unit
(1KD-FTV) producing 170 PS in July 2000.Manufacturing Plant: Honsha
Plant, Tahara PlantName Orgin:The meaning of 'Land Cruiser' is the
same in English. 'Prado' is Portuguese for 'meadow' or 'field.'
