2004 Toyota Land Cruiser

Located in Liberty Lake, WA (near Coeur d’Alene, ID, and Spokane) 2004 Toyota Land Cruiser 245K miles I’m reluctant to list my 100 series, but I just find myself not needing it much, and will need a pickup at some point. I bought this 100 Series as an airport runner, so it’s only seen about 4,000 miles since buying it a little over a year ago. I’m also a proud 80 series owner, so I appreciate my Land Cruisers. This Land Cruiser has a clean CARFAX – no accidents or damage – and I’m the 5th owner. It was a California car until 2016 when it was brought to Montana. Completely rust free. It has been well taken care of, and has had around $10K spent on it in the past two years at Overland Cruisers in Belgrade, MT (they do fantastic work). I have all the invoices detailing exactly what was done. The owners before me were quick to have the shop do anything the shop even slightly recommended. Mechanically, this thing is a 9+/10. And those who know about these engines/transmissions know they’re a million-mile drivetrain if taken care of, which it has been. Exterior – it does have its share of nicks and small scrapes in the paint here and there – typical for an ’04. In other words, not perfect, but overall, in great shape. This rig would make the PERFECT base for an overlanding setup. That was my plan for it, as my 80 series is a bit of an OEM/garage queen. It would also make for a great, safe rig for your kids, especially with the all time All Wheel Drive and the heavier weight; making for a great winter rig. Fresh oil/filter change, tire rotation, and all fluids topped. Bigger items done within the past two years: Michelin LTX Tires 10,000 miles ago Timing Belt/Water Pump Service ($1300) Ironman Front Bumper + Fog Lights ($2100) Seat Cover replacement – both front ($1300) Radiator Fan Clutch Fuel Filter Wheel Bearings (front) Transfer Case oil New key fobs Valve cover gasket CV Axle Assembly (both sides) Spark Plug Coil replacement Ignitors (all 8) A few features: Keyless entry Navigation System Sunroof/moonroof Backup Camera Heated Seats Price: $19,700 EDIT: I just received an inquiry about the 3rd row — I forgot to mention that. My mistake, out of sight, out of mind. Yes, there is a third row. However, a mouse did lightly get into the open rear bottom of one of the seats prior to me buying the rig. The exterior is undamaged. So a cushion replacement would be needed. I never had a need for the third row, and most people don’t, but it is there. Also listed on Facebook and Craigslist at the moment. If the listing is up, it’s available.