Toyota Land Cruiser 70 Series 1991 Manual Gasoline 4WD Peace, mercy, and blessings of God be upon you. Beige quarter jeep, model 1991, 3F engine. 12 valves. The engine has a problem, very likely needs replacement. Two years ago or more, the internal gaskets failed and I replaced them, and the problem of water coming out between the gearbox and the engine occurred when the temperature rose. I put a substance in the engine to solve the problem, and it wasn't solved. Water comes out when the temperature rises, meaning if I drive long distances or drive a lot. They said maybe the cylinder is broken, etc. I don't know, it's very likely it needs replacement, it has a deficit. [[[[And a light mix according to the engineer. I didn't notice the mix while driving, but he said it's a weak percentage.]]] I have been using the jeep for about 4 months now, and it's running fine. There is a humming sound, I think it's in the gearbox, God knows, or the differential, I don't know, but it's likely the gearbox, maybe the gears. There is another hum at about 100 speed, I don't know if it's from the differential or the tires. Chinese tires installed, dated 2023, clean. The carburetor was replaced and has a problem, maybe it needs adjustment or something, I don't know.]] The radiator needs replacement. ]]] New battery. There is a knock sometimes when turning the steering wheel. I don't know the condition of the shock absorbers and the suspension. The 4WD is working. I don't know about the body. What is clear to me is that the driver's side has putty, the driver's door has a crack, and the rear fender has putty chipped off. The roof has a hole and it's sealed. The front glass needs replacement. I hope I have mentioned everything. The jeep was parked for about two years. I don't know what else is wrong with it. I have been using it for 4 months now, and it's running fine, praise be to God. Inspection has expired. Registration expires in January. I want to trade for a jeep. I want to trade for a jeep. Or sell. Or sell. Everything is mentioned and clear in the advertisement.