This 1961 Toyota FJ40 Land Cruiser is about an upgrade in V8 power, upgraded in 4x4 components, and an overall upgrade in attitude. So it still has the FJ look you love, but now with more of the capability that you crave.

We love the Land Cruisers because they are rugged-built machines with terrific off-road style. And this one really takes the distinctiveness up a notch. After all, it still has that unmistakable FJ look, but there's also the same kind of extra ability you'd find on a custom Jeep CJ. It's finished in a bold blue that knows how to stick out no matter if you're at the lake or attacking a mud hole. There are plenty of attractive details you want in a 4x4, like the fiberglass front fenders that give you better suspension clearance, off-road polished wheels, and the rear bodywork that's protected by diamond plate steel. Plus, those beefy tubular steel bumpers are also set up to be air tanks. And while all those metallic blue and silver pieces look good rolling through town, this is no soft-roader glam machine, and the tall stance means no one will ever accuse of that.

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