1977 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40 Restored

Location: Wilmington, NC

Why It's Curated: This 1977 Toyota FJ40 Land Cruiser is for sale in Wilmington, NC. Body off restoration with suspension components replaced as part of that process and a rebuilt manual transmission. The grey leather interior represents a departure from period-correct materials, giving the cabin a more refined character. Gradual Adventuro LT 235/75 R15 tires on stock 15x5.5 wheels round out a mechanically refreshed package. Prospective buyers should note the non-functioning air conditioning and a known blinker issue prior to purchase. This suits an enthusiast looking for a classic 4x4 foundation with core mechanical and cosmetic work already completed.

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Vehicle Details:
Year: 1977
Make: Toyota
Model: FJ40
Drive: 4X4
Miles: 55,800
Mileage Verification: Actual Miles
Fuel Type: Gasoline
Transmission: Manual (3 Pedals)
Number of Forward Gears: 4
Engine: Inline 6
Exterior Color: Yellow
Interior Color: Grey
State of Registration: NC
Vehicle Location: Wilmington, NC
VIN: Available Upon Request
Title: Clean

Details:

Engine & Transmission:
Engine Modifications: No
Transmission Modifications: No

Drivetrain, Suspension, Tires & Brakes:
Drivetrain Modifications: No
Suspension Modifications: No
Wheel Size and Offset: 15x5.5
Tire Brand, Model, and Size: Gradual Adventuro LT 235/75 R15

Exterior & Interior:
Interior Material: Leather
Interior Modifications: No
Working Heat: Yes
Working Air Conditioning: No

Mechanical, Rust, Cosmetic Known Flaws:
Blinker issues

Model History: The Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40, introduced in 1960 as Toyota's answer to the Land Rover and Jeep, redefined the lightweight off-road vehicle for global markets. By 1977, the FJ40 had achieved iconic status through proven durability and capability across demanding terrain worldwide. The model received the more robust 2F inline-six engine starting in 1975, producing 135 horsepower — a gradual evolution rather than dramatic redesign. Throughout its 24-year production run, the FJ40 saw incremental refinements: vent windows removed in 1977, headlight bezels restyled in 1979, power steering added for certain markets by 1981. Available in multiple wheelbases from 90 to 104 inches, the FJ40 transitioned from bare-bones utility to increasingly equipped SUV while maintaining its essential character, cementing Toyota's reputation for reliable, desert-capable 4x4s.