1978 Toyota FJ40 Land Cruiser featuring a modern Downey Off Road fuel-injected engine paired with aluminum intake manifold and tuned headers, backed by a Mean Green alternator for reliable performance. The iconic steel tub has been fully Linex coated inside and underneath, while exterior surfaces sport Grizzly Grip protection. Aluminum fenders with Linex underside and matching tailgate enhance durability.

Bilstein shocks and full stainless steel exhaust system complete the mechanical package. Engine, transmission, and transfer case all run strong. This garage-kept cruiser has never seen off-road duty and was consistently driven under fifty mph, resulting in surface rust only on the lower driver's door and side window panel bottom—easily addressable.

Original front seats and towers are twelve years old with good bones; rear jump seats require reupholstery. A well-maintained example ideal for someone seeking a classic Land Cruiser with modern reliability upgrades and honest, livable character.