**SOLD** 1987 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ60

[gaap master]

My FJ60 is currently listed on Bring a Trailer...

1987 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ60 5-Speed

Bid for the chance to own a 1987 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ60 5-Speed at auction with Bring a Trailer, the home of the best vintage and classic cars online. Lot #44,203.

bringatrailer.com

 

[Timcampsallover]

That’s really nice. Great details in your comments on BAT.

 

[SSF556]

You will regret getting rid of that Rob..

 

[Christian P.]

May I ask you a question about BaT? How long did it take before you submitted it and they accepted and listed it? I am asking because I also have a LandCruiser that I am considering submitting to them, but I may be on a tight schedule to sell it.

Nice FJ60 btw

 

[gaap master]

You will regret getting rid of that Rob..

Yeah, you're probably right, Scott. But I'm trying to consolidate and modernize the fleet (LCs and other toys too). Sold the trailer last year.

 

[gaap master]

May I ask you a question about BaT? How long did it take before you submitted it and they accepted and listed it? I am asking because I also have a LandCruiser that I am considering submitting to them, but I may be on a tight schedule to sell it.

Nice FJ60 btw

Thanks!

The overall process from submission to go-live on the auction was two months. The gap between submission and acceptance was small (1 or 2 days), but they gave me a heads up that things were very busy on their side, so it would be up to three weeks before they could assign me to an 'auction specialist'. Also, I originally selected the option where BAT will pair you up with a local photographer, but they didn't have one locally so I had to organize that on my own which took some time. That also contributed to the overall timeline. Happy to answer any other questions about the process.

 

[Dances with Wolves]

I saw this on BAT the other day. I didn't realize someone here owned it. Nice rig, GLWS

 

[Forrest Thorniley]

She's a beaut. I grew up camping (excuse me, overlanding) out of one of those. GLWS

 

[Christian P.]

Thanks!

The overall process from submission to go-live on the auction was two months. The gap between submission and acceptance was small (1 or 2 days), but they gave me a heads up that things were very busy on their side, so it would be up to three weeks before they could assign me to an 'auction specialist'. Also, I originally selected the option where BAT will pair you up with a local photographer, but they didn't have one locally so I had to organize that on my own which took some time. That also contributed to the overall timeline. Happy to answer any other questions about the process.

Thanks - I appreciate this info.