The 1971 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40 looks like the definition of simplicity: flat body panels, a boxy cabin, a straight six under a flip-up hood and almost no visible electronics. That clean, ...
Produced until 2001, the J40 series used to feature a straight-six diesel engine with 4.0 liters of displacement for a brief period. Pretty potent for that era, the 2H motor doesn’t hold a candle to ...
The Toyota Land Cruiser J40 was a blatant copy of the Jeep CJ, but it was so good that it made history. This 1971 FJ40, which is the designation for the U.S.-bound model, has a nice surprise under the ...