FJ61 4.0 3F

J60 · 1984–19884WD

FJ61 Land Cruiser, a 60 series SUV sold in international markets from 1984 to 1988. It has the 4.0 litre 3F six-cylinder petrol engine with a carburettor, four-wheel drive and a manual gearbox. The 3F replaced the 4.2 litre 2F of the FJ60 in most markets in 1984, and the fuel-injected 3F-E later followed in the FJ62, so the FJ61 is the carburettor stage between them.

1984-1988Year

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FJ61 4.0 3F, every angle

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Displacement4.0 L

Cylinders6

FuelPetrol

TransmissionManual

Drivetrain4WD

STORY

The Land Cruiser began as a Jeep-type utility vehicle: Toyota finished its Jeep-type prototype in January 1951, and the production truck was sold as the Toyota Jeep BJ. In 1954 the name changed to Land Cruiser, partly because Willys held the Jeep trademark. The 70 series, introduced in 1984 as the successor to the long-serving 40 series, came in heavy-duty and light-duty forms. The catalog groups many generations under this one name, from the BJ and 20 series to the J250 and J300, and they cover different body styles and markets.

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