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1967 Toyota Land Cruiser auction results

Land Cruisers · sold since March 2022

$22,000 to $31,000

Most sales landed here.

Sales through November 2026. Latest 40-series Land Cruiser sale: June 2026.

The 1967 Toyota Land Cruiser sold 9 times at auction since March 2022, as of November 14, 2026.

Every 1967 Toyota Land Cruiser by VIN

Newest sale first
PhotoVINAppearancesLast resultDateMiles
FJ4048117FJ40481171Sold $83,000 ($87,150 with buyer's fee)Aug 20262,000
FJ4043669FJ40436691Bid to $15,000, not soldAug 202639,000
FJ4047243FJ40472431Sold $48,000 ($50,400 with buyer's fee)Aug 202674,000
FJ4047470FJ40474702Sold $33,000 ($34,650 with buyer's fee)Jun 202693,000
FJ4047820FJ40478201Sold $25,300Apr 2026
FJ4044013FJ40440131Sold $17,500 ($18,375 with buyer's fee)Nov 202510,000
FJ4526661FJ45266611Sold $90,500 ($95,025 with buyer's fee)Nov 202528,000
FJ4046233FJ40462331Sold $26,000 ($27,300 with buyer's fee)Oct 202577,000
FJ4528669FJ45286692Sold $28,000 ($29,400 with buyer's fee)Aug 202590,000
FJ4520792FJ45207921Sold $66,000Jan 20255,000
FJ4528949FJ45289492Sold $18,751 ($19,689 with buyer's fee)Aug 202489,000
FJ4047557FJ40475571Sold $57,000 ($59,850 with buyer's fee)Jun 2024219
FJ4047977FJ40479771Sold $10,500 ($11,025 with buyer's fee)May 202461,000
FJ4042933FJ40429331Sold $26,000 ($27,300 with buyer's fee)Mar 202434,000
FJ4045403FJ40454031Sold $18,050 ($18,953 with buyer's fee)Nov 2023
FJ4047746FJ40477461Sold $52,800Jan 2023
FJ86969FJ869691Sold $25,000 ($26,250 with buyer's fee)Aug 2022
FJ4046710FJ40467101Sold $31,500 ($33,075 with buyer's fee)Mar 202286,000
FJ4044981FJ40449811Sold $45,000 ($47,250 with buyer's fee)Feb 202212,000
FJ4047142FJ40471421Sold $27,500Sep 2021
FJ4042706FJ40427061Sold $52,800Aug 2020
FJ45228111Sold $33,600Jan 2020
FJ40485871Sold $49,500Jan 2018
FJ4526110FJ45261101Sold $154,000Jan 2018

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