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That looks like an exceptionally nice and well thought out vehicle.
2013 Land Cruiser Overlander: Bend, Oregon
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Thank you!
And I’ve had a few questions about this antenna. Since the OE shark fin is blacked out by the tent, this antenna remotes the XM Radio.
And in the spirit of full transparency, the ARB fridge is missing the hinge pins at the rear. It closes fine and honestly is much easier to remove without them. Also there is some wear on the wire basket inside the fridge. I’d trust this unit to go around the world, but it’s not perfect.
And in the spirit of full transparency, the ARB fridge is missing the hinge pins at the rear. It closes fine and honestly is much easier to remove without them. Also there is some wear on the wire basket inside the fridge. I’d trust this unit to go around the world, but it’s not perfect.
The vehicle is located near Bend, Oregon.
Stock vehicles on dealer lots (i.e. 'highway vehicles') are valued in terms of how close their condition is to what a new vehicle would be. This being an overlander that has seen trail use has rash on the rear bumper, sliders, etc. as shown in the pictures and videos. While it's in very good condition for a trail rig, it also not a 'mall cruiser'. The body is very straight and there's only a hint of 'pin striping' that is visible only at certain angles in the right light. At 182k miles, there is a nominal amount of sand pitting on the lip of the hood, but I'd say it's probably less than average for the age and miles. Windshield glass is very good, having be replaced within the previous 18 months or so.
Sometimes pictures can make things seem better or worse than they are in person and my intent is convey to the perspective buyer an accurate representation of the condition of the vehicle.
Hope that helps.
Thank you, sincerely.