1/18 Toyota FJ Cruiser, comes with plastic base plate display 12.5" x 6.35" only and a TEIN key holder.



The letters FJ have been spoken with reverence by off-road drivers since Toyota introduced its first FJ40 Land Cruiser in 1960. Until 1965, it was Toyota¡¯s best selling vehicle in America. The last FJ40 left the factory in 1983, but recently Toyota decided to revive the two-letter moniker on a radical square-shouldered sports utility aimed at the young and active. The 2007 FJ Cruiser shares its 245-horsepower 4.0-liter V-6, suspension, ladder-type full frame, and four-wheel-drive system with the Toyota Prado sport utility and its siblings, the Toyota 4Runner and Toyota Tacoma pickup. Designed at Toyota¡¯s CALTY California design studio and built in Japan, the FJ Cruiser has an all-steel body that opens with two full-sized doors, two rear-hinged clamshell doors for easier access to the back seat, and a side-hinged tailgate. With a lockable rear differential, ground clearance of 9.6 inches, and the capability of fording creeks up to 28 inches deep, the FJ Cruiser is intended for serious bush whacking.