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Which Land Cruiser would you buy?

I’m considering importing one of these to the US through military orders, so shipping cost isn’t really a concern.

The first is a 1997 Land Cruiser GXR, GCC-spec 80 Series with the 1FZ-FE 4.5L I6, manual, and 391k miles. The asking price is $9,300 USD. I know the mileage is very high.

The second is a 1998 Land Cruiser G, GCC-spec 100 Series with the same 1FZ-FE 4.5L I6, manual, barn door, but only 122k miles. I’m somewhat concerned the mileage may have been tampered with. The asking price is $12,900 USD.

Which one would you buy considering?

u/EconomyAd5033 — 11 days ago
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Should I buy this 1998 GCC spec Land Cruiser?

I’m considering buying this GCC-spec 1998 Land Cruiser to import from Bahrain to Washington. It has the 4.5L 1FZ-FE gasoline engine, 5-speed manual transmission, G trim, and 121,167 miles. The grille, headlights, and taillights have been updated to 2007-style parts.

The asking price is $15,000. Is the current mileage just right for 1998 model or was it reversed? Does that seem reasonable?

u/EconomyAd5033 — 4 months ago
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Should I buy and import this?

GCC spec, 1998 model with the 4.5L 1FZ-FE gasoline engine, 5-speed manual transmission, and G trim, 121k mileage. Is the price of $15k reasonable?

u/EconomyAd5033 — 4 months ago