2008 FJ Cruiser 4x4, Black: Low Miles, Awesome Additions!

[raYGunn]

2008 FJ Cruiser 4x4, Black $29000.00 OBO

• 12K miles, Excellent condition
• V6, automatic transmission
• A-TRAC
• Rear Differential Lock
• Dash accessory meter (compass, temp, vehicle slant)
• Rubber Floor and Cargo Mats
• 16" TRD wheels with matching spare
  • Includes Wheel Locks
  • Wheel Spacers
• Suspension Upgrades:
  • Icon Adjustable Coil-over Shocks (Front)
  • Icon Rear Coilover Spring and Mono-Tube Shock (Rear)
  • Camburg Upper Control Arms
• BF Goodrich All Terrain Tires 285 X75X16R with matching spare (10k miles)
• Factory Tow Hitch
• Gobi Stealth Roof Rack
  • 4 PIAA 1500XT Lights Front
  • 2 PIAA 1500XT Fog Lights Rear
• Gobi Ladder
• Gobi Jack, Tool and Fuel Mounts
• Demello Offroad Front Bumper
  • 2 PIAA 540 Series Driving Lights
  • 2 ACRO 3" Halogen Lights
  • Warn 8000 Winch
  • Viking Offroad Synthetic Winch Line
  • Viking Offroad Hawse Fairlead (recent)
• Demello Offroad Hybrid Sliders
• Demello Offroad Front Skid Plate
• Dual Battery System With Yellow Top Optima Battery
• 3 Additional 12 volt plug receptacles
• Free with Vehicle:
  • Rare Toyota Trail Teams Grill Badge
  • 2 New in the Box OEM Cabin Air Filters
  • 1 New in the Box OEM Engine Air Filter
  • 48" Hi-Lift Jack
  • Shovel, Axe
  • CB Radio Installed
    • Midland Micro 40 Channel CB
    • Firestick Antenna
    • Bandi Antenna Mount
• Optional Items:
• HAM Radio Installed (if you have an FCC liscence) +$700
  • Kenwood 710D
  • Antenna and mount
• All factory suspension, tires, 17" alloy wheels, running boards +$500

Great FJ Cruiser, built for fun! SoCal vehicle, one owner, no rust. All installations professionally done at Dirty Parts and Demello Offroad. This is a well maintained, performance vehicle with low miles and all scheduled maintenance done. Records available. It has clean interior, non-smoker, runs and drives great and is still under factory warranty. Only used for recreational outings, doesn't have a lot of commuter abuse. Selling to build my next fun project, want something bigger!

Used for camping trips and day trips around Southern California, has some scratches from underbrush in the paint and plastics. Rear axle housing (not axle) was slightly bent but has been professionally replaced by Dirty Parts and Toyota Tustin. If you don't take the HAM Radio it will have three small holes in the dash where the radio was mounted. The wheels have been in the dirt and show signs of it, two have sidewall nicks. One wheel is scratched. The tire pressure gauge sensors are in the stock wheels still, not installed. Custom painted white bezel.

Please No Trades, No Parting Out, Sold As-Is: THANKS!

[BorregoWrangler]

Selling to build my next fun project

I knew you'd come around!

[raYGunn]

Selling to build my next fun project

I knew you'd come around!

Forget that! I'm signing up for Japanese classes (no joke) so I can read the Toyota manuals in their native tongue (joke)!

[gon2srf]

Wish you good luck with a quick sale Jesse. Sweet buy for somebody!

[gon2srf]

I like your honesty but if the axle housing has been replaced with a new factory part, why is it necessary to divulge the fact that you once bent it? I don't think this incident is the same as an accident where you should report it, do you? IMO I think it may scare people into thinking you abused your rig and I know that is not true, on the other hand you are being completely transparent and some will appreciate that just not sure if they would still buy it though?

[raYGunn]

I am honest guy, what can I say?

Also if anyone decided to check I talked about it openly online, actually my whole history with the thing is pretty well documented for anyone to see.

[gon2srf]

I am honest guy, what can I say?

Also if anyone decided to check I talked about it openly online, actually my whole history with the thing is pretty well documented for anyone to see.

I respect your choice but IMO chances are nil that the someone who buys your rig will have read about it on one of the forums. As you noticed on the IH8UD forum the first question asked was "how did you bend the axle housing?" Either way you will sleep better having told the whole story.