The Toyota FJ40 has become one of the most iconic and sought-after off-road vehicles of all time, but its humble origins date to 1951, when it was developed for Japan’s National Police Reserve. Through almost seven decades, Toyota as has sold more than ten million Land Cruisers, setting the benchmark for durability and off-road performance.

This particular FJ40 was treated to a frame-off restoration by an FJ40 specialist and completed in 2021. According to a summary on file, this restoration was conducted with an uncommon attention to detail and a focus on using NOS Toyota parts.

The FJ40’s restoration summary details various aspects of the project, noting that the body was taken off the frame, the vehicle was disassembled, and its body panels were then sandblasted, finished with self-etching primer and reportedly hand sanded three times. Once reassembled, the FJ40 was finished in the fantastic color combination of Colorado Beige with a White top and gray wheels. The truck’s mechanical and ancillary systems were attended to and the interior received new gray seat upholstery, along with new door seals, gear shift boots and more. The truck also received new bumpers, emblems and turn signals. With its fantastic color combination and attractive presentation, this example of Toyota’s legendary FJ40 and would be eligible for a variety of popular vintage 4X4 events, including the Copperstate Overland.