2012 VDJ78
Toyota
Vehicle History
This VDJ78 was one of 5 vehicles used on Expeditions 7. This Land Cruiser was a part of six of the seven expeditions, and has the following modifications:
- LX Package: power locks and windows, carpet
- 4.5-liter turbo-diesel V8
- 5-speed manual transmission
- Air intake snorkel
- Air conditioning
- Dual airbags and side impact protection High country pack (front and rear differential locks)
- Factory sub tank with twin fuel gages, 48gallon (180 liter) total capacity
- Twin bucket seats with center console
- Espar heater
History
The unparalleled success of the Land Cruiser J4 made it a legend. However, by the mid-1980s the venerableJ4 began feeling its age. Toyota saw how the marketplace was evolving and responded with an updated J4, known as the J7. Being indestructible was a major element of the Land Cruiser brand, so Toyota spent three years developing the J7, ensuring that it would be as rugged and as powerful as its predecessor.
The J7 needed to satisfy the demand of diverse groups around the world: Australian miners in the Outback, suburban Americans, African safari tour guides, and many more. The J7 would have a popular option known as the “heavy duty” Land Cruiser. Another would be the “light duty” model, designed to weigh less and offer greater fuel efficiency. The J7 would be capable of handling the most punishing terrain while offering multiple body styles, wheelbase sizes, and 20 different engines. This allows for over 100 different model configurations within the J7 model line.
Specs
Year: 2012
Model: VDJ78R-RJMNYQ
VIN: JTERV73J109001221
Color: WHITE
Transmission: 5F
Odometer: 85,048 km
Production Date: DEC-11
Market: NZL
Condition: MODIFIED
Gallery
https://landcruiserhm.com/museum-collection/vehicle-collection/124-2012-vdj78#sigProIdd7691eb676