This is a deeply characterful FJ43, with a very well documented and fascinating history from a life spent mostly in Kenya.

Shipped from Mombasa to Felixstowe in 2008, it ended up being discovered a couple of years ago by its present owner.

“I saw her parked at the side of the road and just fell in love with her,” she tells us.

“I’ve hardly used her though – even though she’s actually really comfortable, lovely to drive and makes a fantastic noise.

I don’t really want to sell, but she ought to go to someone who’s going to get proper use out of her.” She added "There are two petrol tanks, (one under each front seat) we think an extra one was fitted at some point for long range safaris." The vehicle has had a quiet few years, resulting in a seized clutch slave cylinder, so it isn't currently driveable – although the engine is running sweetly.

There doesn't appear to be much wrong with the vehicle overall, and it’s essentially solid, so there’s huge potential here! You get a whopping ...