The Toyota Land Cruiser 60 Series was produced primarily for model years 1981-1990 with production extending into 1992 for the Venezuelan market. In the american market, it replaced the FJ40, with the first model within the range being the FJ60, followed by the FJ62.  60-series Land Cruisers were the first to have fuel injection, power windows, and automatic transmissions. Helping to drive competition in the emerging sport utility vehicle market, 60 Series models have a larger, more comfortable cabin than their predecessors, gifting passengers a great panorama on- or off-road. With gasoline and diesel options as well as choice of automatic or manual, the 60 Series models are durable cult classics for today’s classic car and restomod enthusiasts. Option packages included the G, GX, VX, GXL, and Sahara.