1994 all original Toyota classic 80 series Landcruiser: 4.5 liter, 24 valve 6 cyl., 4 wheel drive, 4 speed automatic transmission, 16" alloy wheels, 4 door with rear hatch, power steering, power windows, power door locks, power outside mirrors, power tilt and slide moon roof, air conditioning, cruise control, rear heater, tinted glass, 3rd roll folding seats, Purchased the Landcruiser from a family member in 2002 with 53,500 miles who purchased it new with many options including rustproofing, interior protection and more. The Landcruiser currently has 173,321 miles, many are highway miles. Clean original interior, Light beige metallic original exterior paint. There are areas that the clear coat and paint are fading, a few chips and scratches of paint, small amount of surface rust on lower panels and surface rust on chassis frame from age but still has a beige metallic sheen. Always has been very reliable and well taken care of. Has been garaged up to a few years ago. Recent tune up with new wires, plugs etc, new muffler and tailpipe, new front brakes and rotors, newer rear brakes and rotors, newer shocks, newer battery, newer starter, newer radiator, tires replaced. Always serviced regular, oil changes, etc. Have service records, documentation from the dealer when the Landcruiser was purchased new, Would make a very reliable vehicle for daily use or a restoration investment.
I have a clear auto title, although when I purchased the Landcruiser in 2002, I was told by our local DMV when transferring the title that it showed rebuilt on the out of state title. I called my family member who purchased the Landcruiser new regarding this issue. The Toyota auto dealer who transferred the title checked their records and said it was a clerical mistake by the secretary of state when the Landcruiser was transferred to my family member. My family member did not notice it. The Toyota dealer original origin of title being transferred was dated 8/4/1994 was a clean title without rebuilt. The clerical mistake was made when the original title stating 184 miles was transferred from the Toyota dealer to my family member on 8/31/1994. I have all documentation from the Toyota dealer including the original origin of title stating it was a clerical mistake. A Carfax I have from 2002 also shows no accidents or other damage ever had occurred other than the rebuilt mistake. In order to have it corrected I would have had to send the title back to the out of state secretary of state for the correction. Never thought I would sell it so I just transferred the title. I did receive documentation in a letter along with the original clean title that it was a clerical mistake.
This has been a very reliable and comfortable vehicle to drive for the past 23 years. Have always maintained and kept it clean. I just do not drive it much anymore and am very motivated to sell it at a lower asking price. The Landcruiser is sold as is with no warranty along with cleared payment at pickup.
