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1992 Toyota Land Cruiser

Name: 1992 Toyota Land Cruiser
Brand: Toyota
Price: 69000 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.9 (49 reviews)

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$69,000CA$97,392£51,882A$98,719€60,637¥11,296,852

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Price history

▲ +6.2%

Jun 1, 2026Price increase▲ $4,000$69,000
May 23, 2026Listed$65,000

Seller

JDM Offroad

4.9(49)Everett, US

Established 2020Member since 2023

~13 hrsResponse

100%Reply rate

32Listings

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AI Summary

Listed by a JDM importer in Washington, USA.

Previous use: used for military transport, ambulances, and search and rescue in Australia
Saudi Arabia import in 2024
Aftermarket transfer case rebuilt with new gears and seals
Factory options: 4.2 litre straight-6 common rail diesel engine, 3-speed transfer case

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Listing

Listing details

Listing ID: JDM-G4Y-X35C
Listed: Jan 2026
Updated: Today
VIN: JT721PJ7508002825
Currently in: Everett, Washington, United States

Specifications

Vehicle details

Chassis: HZJ80
Engine: 1HZ
Mileage: 249,449 km155,000 mi
Transmission: manual
Drivetrain: 4WD
Year: 1992
Make: Toyota
Model: Land Cruiser
Body: suv
Fuel: Diesel
Exterior: WHITE
Interior: GRAY

Description

Now available at the Everett Location this 1994 Toyota Land Cruiser Troop carrier ready for adventure.-This Troopy now includes a 2025 Alucab Hercules Pop-TopThe 70 series Land Cruiser was know for being the most robust Toyota, the hallmark of tough trucks.The troop carrier is the panicle of that. In Australia alone they were used for everything from military transport to ambulances to search and rescue vehicles. They boasted some of the best reliability and easy to repair mechanical systems. This unit has traveled to multiple continents to play in the outback, the sand and now the American…

wilderness.JDMOFFROAD brought this Saudi Arabia Land Cruiser in 2024 and we began the customizations.we started with the interior, removing the troop carrier seats and vinyl matts. We cleaned, treated and sound deadened the interior panels and flooring. The cabin was then updated with New Carbu tan vinyl seats and carpet kit. The windows are all manual, rolling down front door glass and sliding glass in the back. The interior panels were all replaced, gone are the cardboard like material. Replaced with DI-BOND panels. The front door cards were then wrapped in fabric to match the brown interior. The Stereo was updated with Kenwood touchscreen and speakers in dash and door.The rear seats were replaced with a raised sleeping platform with storage below a 3" memory foam bed. The raised aluminum frame is the perfect place for custom pullout drawers or your oversized outdoor gear.The mechanical aspects have not been forgotten.We have rebuilt the transferase with new gears and seals. The 3 speed transfer case now shifts and holds strong. The axels were serviced with new axel seals and lubricant. No weeping or leaking from any corner. The fluids have all been replaced with front and rear differentials and transmission.The engine is a 4.2 liter straight 6, common rail diesel. These are known for being simple with no electronics to make it run. These could be fixed in the outback with simple tools.The heater and Ac both work as expected, getting hot and cold when you want.The exterior was also upgraded starting at the front.A 12k electric badlands Winch with hand controls and synthetic line was mounted to Dobinson Australian style Front Bumper. A safari style snorkel/airbox was fitted in Saudi Arabia. To match all the black accentsBlack steel Wheels and Falcon Wildpeak AT4W tires were installed on Nomad Field 503 and a matching full-size spare was affixed to the rear barn style door. EmuWing "Gullwing" windows were installed to replace the rear sliding windows. Two powder coated panels and two tempered glass windows. A 2025 Alucab Pop-Top was added this year. The order took months to get here, and over a week to install correctly. It fits so well. There is still so much room for customization with electrical accessories and interior kit. It is ready to make your own.Swing into our Everett location to see this unit in person.Call to make an appointment todayWA residents subject to 10.2% sales tax and registration fees.