- 1989 Model Year Toyota Land Cruiser 5.3L Vortec V8
- Gray Exterior
- Black interior
- 5.3L Vortec V8 Swap
- Winch and bull bar style front bumper
- Gas can carrier on rear
- 5 Black Rhino wheels - matching spare
- Roof Basket
- Graphics
The Land Cruiser marque from Toyota is a nameplate spanning over five generations and over 40 years of production; driving a Toyota Land Cruiser gives you a sense of true off roader spirit and Toyota reliability. Looking for a good slice of the Land Cruiser lineup? This 1989 Toyota Land Cruiser we have today sports some tricks up its sleeve and is guaranteed to make you stand out be it off the beaten path or your local car meet.
Exterior and Interior
In terms of standing out, you can't do better than this 1989 Toyota Land Cruiser and its gray exterior. What makes this Japanese legend stand out is the Jurassic Park graphics. To those who wonder why, yes, a Toyota Landcruiser was used while filming Jurassic Park. Whether venturing amongst dinosaurs or the great outdoors, the winch and bull bar style front bumper helps get you out of sticky situations with a Smittybilt winch present on the front bumper. Venture deeper into the jungle and stay out longer thanks to an ARB roof basket enabling you to carry more supplies and tow gas cans at the rear, ensuring more fuel on the go. Ensuring this off-roader rides high off the ground and looks aggressive is a set of Black Rhino off-road wheels with a reported matching spare wheel in the vehicle as well. Stepping into the gray interior of this 1989 Toyota Land Cruiser, you find originality on all fronts. There are a few upgrades that come in the form of an upgraded GT steering wheel, an LCD head unit for easy connection to your tunes, and a silver gear knob, giving you a good feel of every gear change.
Engine
If you were to find yourself driving away from a Tyrannosaurus Rex running toward you at full force, this 1989 Toyota Land Cruiser sure is the right place to be. Pop open the hood, and you won't find a Japanese 6-cylinder but a good old GM 5.3L Vortec V8 under the hood pushing an easy 300+ horses. While the engine swap is a good enough upgrade, you also get an upgraded cone air filter for better performance. Get off the main roads and into the thick jungle with this Land Cruiser’s excellent 4 wheel drive system getting its power from an automatic gearbox.
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