This All Original Toyota FJ40 is Proof An Old Land Cruiser Will NEVER Die! 

You are so very lucky to have an FJ40 that didn't rust away like mine did. These were thee Four Wheeler to own and what a shame they rusted away so very quickly. I do wonder who did your Grand Father manage to keep this one this long. If I owned this one, I would take step NOW to get that rust seen to and have it protected if you want to pass this super Toyota on to your children. What a great vehicle!

I’ve always wanted one of these

Love these trucks, presently own 2, 82 first owner and 85 last edition. Hope to see them more often. Cheers from Switzerland

67 thousand?! Thats barely broken in!

That engine was built from the plans of the 50’s vintage Chevy 230 cid straight six under license from Chevrolet. One of the most reliable American engines ever built.

Beautiful old Toyota!!! Real pleasure seeing this ole gal!

Love the truck and love my 1974 fj40 too!

Got a 72 that was passed down to me from my father, the original owner. I recently put in power steering & new leaf springs in mine but am keeping everything else original, including the straight 6. These are tanks for off road use!

I think the odometer rolled over aleast once so I think it has 167 thousand miles for that age and duty it had

67K is not a lot of miles!

That’s the lowest mileage 40 have ever seen.

Thanks Morgan, You provided us with a valuable lesson. Original and 'un-restored' contributes to the longevity of a high quality vehicle like a Land Cruiser. The number of people that think they can outwit the engineering department of Toyota amazes me. Most of them end up reducing the value, reliability and usefulness of their vehicle ;) If anyone wants to see a modern equivalent, check out the Hilux Tim RU-vid channel where he drives a bare-bones Land Cruiser Commercial Utility. Finally, if Toyota is watching this, bring back a basic, 2 door, cheap, manual 4x4 for North America.

Dude that FJ40 is Awesome...really good condition for the age...you have a diamond..give some love and keep it!

Great video and fantastic FJ40. my very first vehicle was a 1972 FJ40 and I miss it terribly

A little advice, use the rod to prop the hood up, I used to do that till a little puff of wind closed it for me on top is my head! I’m a fast learner with a hard head! Nice truck!

Wow that Land cruiser 😍 so many memories dad had one... they never breakdown wish i had my Dads same color as this one!!

Take great care of that car. It's absolutely lovely, and you are lucky to have had it come into your life.

67k, it's got some adventures ahead of it for sure.

That Land Cruiser is mint condition! You sir are very lucky I want one so bad but they’re expensive and can’t afford it right now

Wow! That is a stunning vehicle!!

Dude! You are one lucky guy! Take care of the rust and keep up with general maintenance and your kids will def be enjoying that in the future.

Love that color. I'd put some rust neutralizing paint like POR 15 on the floor pan area to at least stop it. Nice, Nice, Nice...

Please take care of this vehicle. You are a lucky man to inherit it.

I am currently repairing one from 1984 and I can say it is by far the best companion you can have. You feel lonely? Get yourself a dog an jf40 and go enjoy!!!! It is by far the best car you can possibly have!!

I love the look of this Toyota. Great video.

Best vehicle in the world. The Toyota FJ40 set the bar. Thanks for sharing!😎

Freaking beautiful. I'm jealous.

I got a 69 FJ40 and it still running strong.

I sent a video on my Chevy Trailblazer but seriously how can I compete with this. Awesome truck bro Im so jealous

Nice little thing. Did it get used a lot? Ever getting rid of it? Good video just sounded nervous and I am sure I would sound worse, I like the color.

Really is in nice shape. Keep the tradition!

Cool Ride!! Really nice shape.

Great!!! My favorite vehicle of all the times. Lucky you!!!

67k ranch miles is basically the equivalent of 400k normal road miles. This fj40 has definitely had some restoration efforts. The exterior has had a quick newer paint job, you can see the masking tape line when he opens the door. The seats have been cheaply recovered. I'm not sure what the big deal of front and rear leaf springs is, you can buy vehicles today with front and rear leaf springs off of the dealer lot. It's not really a rare novelty or anything. The guy kinda seems out of touch with vehicles not that that's bad. Overall it looks like he is enjoying it.

Beautiful machine!

Love the color!

Beautiful!

Sweet ride.

I would love this with a Cummins R2.8

Nice FJ! The biggest enemy to all old vehicles is RUST! Stay on top of that and you will be fine👍🔥😀

67k. Sure it's not 167k or 267k like most Toyota's? That is barely broken in. As far as that little bit of rust inside and whatever else is underneath I would tackle that sooner rather than later because that is way to cool a ride to let it get eaten.

All old 4x4s are solid as a rock and will last years if looked after and 67k is really really low lol

The odometer rolls over at 99,000 kms or miles so it probably has more a lot more than that.

Great ride. Hope ya think of your grandpa while driving it sometimes.

Someone needs to invent cars like this again. Mechanical, low(er) maintenance, heirloom quality.

Great FJ40

This probably has 200,000+ miles if it was used like he said it was. My 40 series has a 5 digit odometer so it probably rolled back a couple of times. Mine has maybe 500k or more kilometers

Lucky guy!

How can I send you guys a video of my car so that it can be featured?

You guys ever heard of a Hj40? My grandad has one

I want to hear it run.

I approve...

At that rate of mileage the engine will need a rebuild in the year 2250.

All Original"? wheels were steel with baby chrome caps i believe

I have a '77 and need some dimensions taken off the tub for reference. Could you help me out? The previous owner repaired the tub and didn't do a very good job.

I wonder how many offers he's had to buy it??

What's the tire size?

How many Toyota 78 models were made in 2019 or even this year.... yeah, none. You don't know what you have and yes, mistreat it and it will die

Odo is only 5 digit. So 167k or 267k or 367k....

I think he may sell his Toyota 😂😁

someone tell this guy 67k miles is nothing

Hahahahaha 67k mile isn't a lot of miles. Gotta be generation Z thing. Lol

67,000 is a lot? My 1996 4Runner has 330,000 miles. See pics of it on my Instagram @norton3018

Until you wash it and it rusts in 30 seconds