1967 Toyota FJ40 Land Cruiser FJ40
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1967 Toyota FJ40 Land Cruiser $16,500

Early FJ40, V8 Power, and Open-Air California Character — A 1967 Toyota Land Cruiser Built to Be Driven

Some vintage 4x4s are restored for show. Others earn their appeal the honest way — through character, utility, and the kind of presence that makes people stop and look twice. This 1967 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40 is one of those trucks: an early-production example with classic styling, upgraded V8 power, and the rugged charm that made the FJ40 a legend.

HIGHLIGHTS

• 1967 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40 4x4

• Early-production example

• 407ci V8 engine swap

• 3-speed manual transmission

• 2-speed transfer case

• White exterior

• Sky blue interior with black seats

• Bikini soft top

• 2-point roll bar

• Steel bumpers

• Tow package

• 15-inch wheels

• 33x12.50-R15 tires

• Original wheels and tires included

• Brand-new, uninstalled Cruiser Corps rear jump seats included

• Odometer shows 58,159 miles

• Clean California title

• Located in San Diego, California

• VIN: FJ4035032

Finished in white over a classic sky blue interior, this 1967 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40 captures the unmistakable look that made these early Toyota 4x4s so collectible. The body retains its iconic upright styling, and the open-air setup with bikini soft top gives it the kind of simple, go-anywhere personality that enthusiasts love. A 2-point roll bar, steel bumpers, 15-inch wheels, and aggressive 33x12.50-R15 tires complete the purposeful stance, while the original wheels and tires are also included in the sale for the next owner.

Power comes from a 407ci V8 paired with a 3-speed manual transmission and 2-speed transfer case, sending power to all four wheels. The V8 conversion adds substantial torque and a more relaxed, usable driving experience compared with the original inline-six, making this Land Cruiser an appealing choice for someone who wants vintage looks with stronger real-world performance. A tow package is also fitted, adding to its practicality and utility.

Inside, the cabin remains simple and true to the FJ40’s rugged roots, featuring black bucket seats, a straightforward utilitarian dashboard, and the honest character expected of an early Land Cruiser. Also included is a brand-new, uninstalled set of rear jump seats from Cruiser Corps, stored since purchase, giving the next owner an excellent opportunity to add OEM-style rear seating. The original wheels and tires, noted at an estimated $1,200 value, and the new jump seats, valued at $886, further strengthen the overall package.

A professional appraisal completed in December 2025 describes this FJ40 as a good, driver-quality example that remains largely stock in appearance aside from the V8 and transmission conversion. The appraisal notes average cosmetic condition consistent with an unrestored vintage Land Cruiser. Known blemishes include a rust spot below the driver-side door frame and paint imperfections in several areas. For the enthusiast who appreciates originality of character over over-restoration, this 1967 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40 offers a compelling combination of early-production appeal, upgraded power, open-air enjoyment, and included original-style components.