1960 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ25 Restoration Project 

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1960 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ25 Restoration Project
We are thrilled to have acquired this original Land Cruiser FJ25, the car that started it all!
The Colombian Federation of Coffee Growers shipped this car from Japan to Colombia to pit it against the Willis Jeeps traditionally used in coffee growing farms. It was assigned to a coffee grower who kept it like new until we purchased it in 2015. This FJ25 even appears in his family’s photo albums, as they used it on their many road trips throughout the beautiful Colombian Andes.
Although originally painted in factory beige, this powerful FJ25 was painted champagne by the coffee grower, who later passed his car collection to his son. Notwithstanding the heavy lifting it performed throughout its early life, the car was in great shape even before restoration began. This FJ jewel maintains many of its original traits, such as a 4-speed transmission, a rare feature for the series.
Keep an eye out for this vehicle, one of the most valuable Toyota Land Cruiser we’ve come across! If you're interested in a similar vehicle, check out www.fj.co inventory of FJ25 for sale.
Highlights
First FJ Land Cruiser model
4-speed transmission
First generation F engine
Original manuals
Matching-numbers
Built By:
FJ Company
www.fj.co
Miami
HQ, Showroom & Service Center
7230 NW Miami Ct, Unit 2
Miami, FL 33150
(305) 676-8714
Aspen
Showroom & Service Center
465 N. Mill St.
Aspen, CO 81611
(970) 300-3320
Dallas
Showroom & Service Center
5454 Maple Ave
Dallas, TX 75235
(214) 273-4798
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