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1991 Toyota Land Cruiser LJ78 Prado EX

Make: Toyota
Model: Land Cruiser
SubModel: EX
Type: SUV
Trim: Prado
Year: 1991
Mileage: 109,000
VIN: 00000000000000000
Color: Gray
Engine: Turbo Diesel I4 2L
Cylinders: 4
Fuel: Diesel
Transmission: Automatic
Drive type: 4WD
Interior color: Gray
Drive side: Right-hand drive
Vehicle Title: Clear
Item location: Monroe, Connecticut, United States

1991 Toyota Land Cruiser Prado Additional Info:

Up for Sale/Motivated Seller (to a certain degree) insured and registered in state of Connecticut with registration paperwork
VIN is LJ78-0018712

I have a 1991 Toyota Landcruiser LJ78 Prado EX. Basically a 70 series landcruiser similar to a "troopy". The truck was imported into the US May 2017 and registered in the state of Connecticut with plates in August 2017. And worked in through October 2017. I am big land cruiser fan and love working on them. The truck is very clean, no rust on chassis, 2 small rust areas on body that were lightly addressed. Motor and electric were gone through, new batteries, all electric issues cleared. Motor is stronge and clean, new timing chain
Brakes and Suspension, replaced with a 50mm lift (2 in) new japanese OEM shocks and rotors and pads for front (rears are still good)
interior, interior is very good, very clean no rips or tears, usual early 90s look, but looks great, sound is still good, all electric items work fine
accesories, audio jack included, rear sights included, towing package included
issues; needs new tired for serious enthusiasts. Over course of life maybe fluids be changed.
This SUV is turn key waiting for a new home, I LOVE this truck an absolute pleasure to drive local or to an event, people always give you a thumbs up. For anybody who grew up with these or being over seas or driving or have done hunting, contracting, or tourism, you know the capability and reliability of these trucks.
And having a registered, built up SUV here in the states to drive locally is awesome. Prado is Portuguese for "meadow: and was one of the first off road wagons toyota released for touring families. So it was meant to be safe, easy to drive, and comfortable.
Please let me know if you have any questions; thanks