The 60 Series is a 4WD icon and a popular choice on our forum, with recent offerings including this 1983 FJ60, 1986 FJ60, and 1987 FJ60 w/ GFC rooftop tent. The Land Cruiser of any iteration is considered a pinnacle overland vehicle, and the 60 Series is no exception. With its legendary reliability, heavy-duty 4WD system, body-on-frame construction, solid front and rear axles, generous payload, and ample ground clearance, it has always been and remains a fantastic choice for travel. It’s a popular choice for both domestic and international exploration with inspiring adventures shared by Lost World Expedition, Ronny Dahl, and Jun Outdoors. Alternatively, check out Senior Editor Ashley Giordano’s deep dive on Luai Alsheheli’s 1985 Toyota FJ62 Land Cruiser Fit for the Saudi Arabian Desert. Cue today’s 1989 Toyota FJ62 Land Cruiser (189,000 miles), which would serve as the perfect blank canvas for a full overland build-out.
From the Seller:
“This is a completely original and running 1989 Toyota Land Cruiser available for purchase. This vehicle has spent the last year in my garage, but before that, I was using it on a regular basis. I don’t have to sell, but I want someone to take over and finish getting this Cruiser back to its former glory. I’m asking $15,000 but will consider reasonable offers. The 60-Series Land Cruisers will only go up in value. Here’s a chance to get an original example at a good price.”
1989 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ62
The FJ62 is fitted with a 4.0-liter engine that produces 155 horsepower and 220 pound-feet of torque. A long-lived engine and transmission are matched with legendary capability thanks to 4WD, high and low range, armor, and manual locking front hubs. Inside, these rugged attributes are balanced with driver comforts that include:
- Power steering, locks, and windows
- Center console
- Air-conditioning
- Stereo
Distinguishing Features
- Roof bars
- Tow bar
This 1989 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ62 is listed for $15,000 and is currently located in Athens, Georgia. Check the full vehicle specifications via the original Expedition Portal forum post here.
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