1999 Toyota Land Cruiser

Description

Summary
This is a 1999 Toyota Land Cruiser. It is in very good condition for its age and has many aftermarket mods, all very tastefully selected and installed. I have owned this truck for 4 years and have put hundreds of hours of maintenance and care into it over that time. For certain projects (e.g. timing belt), I was fortunate to have one of the best Land Cruiser mechanics in the state (country?), 2001LC from ih8mud.com, perform the maintenance. I love this vehicle and had planned to keep it for longer. However, I recently found a 200 series Land Cruiser that I could not pass up. So it is time for someone else to continue this truck’s story.
I plan to share as much info as possible about this truck in this listing so you know exactly what you're getting if you decide to buy it. Below you will find a list of everything I am aware of from 4 years of ownership that one could possibly consider a negative.
Photos, Maintenance Log, Engine Oil Analysis
Google Drive Link
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1B_IzOAhhIYB-FE_ApAPrwccszBP_wI-R?usp=sharing
Key Details
Make: Toyota
Model: Land Cruiser
Year: 1999
Mileage: 280,500 (will go up ~100 miles per week)
Color: Natural White
Interior: Ivory
Owners: 3
History
Owner 1: 1999 to 2006; 9,000 miles per year; Arizona and Colorado
Owner 2: 2006 to 2017; 18,000 miles per year; Colorado
Owner 3 (Me): 2017 to 2021; 6,000 miles per year; Colorado
My Build Thread on IH8MUD.COM
https://forum.ih8mud.com/threads/ashen-wolfs-build.1051298/
Important Recent Maintenance / Service
Front Brakes: Pads and Rotors (256,610)
Pack Wheel Bearings (256,610)
Front Differential, Rear Differential, Transfer Case, Transmission Fluid Service (256,610)
Replace Rear U-Joints (258,419)
Replace Sunroof Glass (258,419)
New Radiator (259,783)
Replace Heater Ts (259,783)
New Power Steering Pump (263,000)
New Tires (269,000) 13/32” of tread left as of July 2021
Replace Windshield Trim and Rivets (269,500)
New Spark Plugs, New Ignition Coil Boots (271,000)
Alignment (272,623)
Replace Wheel Stud (275,000)
Timing Belt and Water Pump (275,500)
Power Steering Service (275,500)
Coolant System Service (275,500)
Major Engine Tune (275,500) See 2020-08-13 Service PDF
Engine Health
See Blackstone Labs Oil Analysis
Documentation
Owners manual and original purchase inserts
Repair manuals (specific to 1999 model year)
Extensive maintenance records since 2017
Blackstone engine oil analysis
Carfax Report
Non OEM Modifications
Front Bumper (Victory 4X4)
Rear Bumper (Victory 4X4) (Driver Swing-out Included) (OEM hitch included)
Roof Rack (Dissent Offroad) (7 cross bars)
Sliders (OPOR)
Skid Plate (ASFIR Offroad)
Tailgate cover (TrekBoxx) (OEM included)
Rear Springs (Old Man Emu 2864)
Snorkel (OEM intake included)
Center Console Organizer (Wits’ End)
Ram Mount Ball Mod (BenCC)
AC Drain Extension (Cruiser Garage)
Scanguage 2
ScanGuage Mount (Cruiser Garage)
Metal Retro Badges (BH3D Printing) (OEM included)
Weathertech Floor Mats (OEM included)
Steering Wheel (OEM included)
YotaMD Titanium Reinforced Key (OEM included)
Extras
3rd row seats (excellent condition)
Extra ignition coil (I always carry this in glovebox)
300K Toyota High Mileage Sticker
Bottle Jack Adapter (Land Cruiser Parts)
The Good
It’s a 100 Series Land Cruiser
Lots of significant recent maintenance
Lots of tastefully done mods
Lots of documentation of service
Very good condition for age
The Bad
Passenger rear door metal where attaches to arm torn; If I were keeping the truck, I was planning to weld this back together this year
Door lock motor actuators are weak in high heat (90 degrees plus) (new motor actuators included in sale)
Stripped nut in crossmember that holds back of skid plate
Carpet wear in driver and passenger footwells
Small amount of rust was found in rear driver wheel well (rust removed, edge treated, and painted)
Small amount of rust where windshield meets roof on driver side (rust ground down, treated, painted)
Light out on right side of HVAC controls
3rd row vent (center) damaged
Slight driver seat wear
Slight hail damage on hood (very hard to see unless at perfect angle and lighting conditions; shown on Carfax report)
D letter out on dashboard (it’s a Land Cruiser right of passage)