This belongs to a good friend of mine.
“This Landcruiser has been fully prepared to a high standard for extreme off-roading in remote environments. It has been built to reflect it’s role as a support vehicle accompanying motorbike expeditions in the Sahara amongst other places in N.Africa.
No expense has been spared in kitting out and maintaining the vehicle, only original parts and the best aftermarket parts used. We purchased the vehicle to be our family’s main mode of transport when we emigrated to Southern Africa however due to economic reasons we decided to come back after 6 months and luckily decided to delay shipping the vehicle. Now we’re back it’s time that it moved on and is used for the purpose it was built for.
The Landcruiser drives really well, benefitting from a Dastek 30HP chip which increases power and delivers an extra 43Lbft of torque enabling it to do a bit more than just keeping up with traffic even when fully loaded. Even though the vehicle is significantly higher than a standard LC4 due to the 30mm spacers the vehicle feels nicely planted on the road even in windy conditions and when off road there is no lurching from side to side on uneven ground when travelling at speed.
There are no dents or scratches to any body panel and overall condition is excellent.”
Specification
Year: 2003
Colour: Silver
Mileage: 126,000 miles
Registration: ANZ 8677 (inc. in sale)
Previous owners: 2
Ex- factory spec:
7 seater
Leather interior in unmarked condition (grey)
Heated front seats
Electric windows
Cargo tray
Sun roof
Airon
Aftermarket spec:
Old Man Emu suspension upgrade:
Front Nitro charger struts
Rear Nitro charger struts
Rear Nitro charger shock absorbers
Rear shock stone guard kit
Front and rear HD coil springs
Engine:
Dastec chip upgrade giving an extra 30bhp and 43 Lbft torque
Diesel particle filter
Anti corrosion:
Dinitrol anit-corrosion Woxoyl to chassis, axles and underbody panels
Raised breather:
Safari snorkel raised air intake
Raised transmission breathers
Roof rack:
Front runner alloy windcheater roof rack
Detachable side ladder included
Double jerry can holder + jerry cans
Shovel mount
Underbody + protection:
Full RASTA alloy underbody protection kit
Transfer box guard
Gearbox guard
Fuel tank guard
Customized front bash plate
Rock sliders
Full ARB bumper with integrated fog lights
Lighting:
IPF front fogs (shown in pics) just replaced with Campervan Culture’s 27W LED spotlights
IPF rear work light
HID headlight upgrade
Wheels + tyres
Original 17inch alloy wheels with 30mm spacers fitted all round
BF Goodrich AT tyres with approx. 11mm of tread all round
Locking wheel nuts all round
In car audio/multimdeia:
Pioneer double din touchscreen headunit (AVH-8400BT) with Bluetooth mobile phone preparation and integrated handsfree mic. + usb cable for ipod syncing
Reversing camera
3 extra 12v charging points
Misc:
2/3 person Echo roof top tent
tinted UV protecting tinted rear windows
fire extinguisher
private plate
Toyota tow hitch
RACO inline filter
Vehicle serviced at regular intervals as per manufacturer schedule with full service book and two original keys. Last serviced by Frogs Island 4×4 in Oxfordshire (who also undertook most of the work undertaken in the above list) last autumn. The vehicle has been dry stored in my barn all 2014 until recently to prepare for this sale. It will come with a full MOT but no tax as it is still SORN.
Notable replacement parts include new fuel pump and all new injectors, new turbo charger and front and rear brake calipers and pads replaced. Also, all receipts and paperwork are present for every upgrade and modification done in the above list.
In short this vehicle is ready to go overlanding and deserves to be owned and used by someone who appreciates the amount of work done and why it has been done!
The vehicle is located in Scotland and is Yours for £12,500
If you are interested in buying this van please leave a comment and the seller will reply. Or call him direct on 07713 643023 (+44 (0) 771 3643023 outside the UK) or
andrew@amasha.co.ukMore pictures here,
http://campervanculture.com/?p=3897&preview=true