
Brazil's indestructible Toyota Land Cruiser — built for the Amazon, the sertão, and now your driveway. Sourced, restored, and US-imported by Overland Imports.
The Toyota Bandeirante is the Brazilian-built Toyota Land Cruiser — produced in São Paulo from 1958 until 2001, long after the legendary 40-series disappeared from the rest of the world. Named after the bandeirantes, the explorers who pushed into Brazil's frontier, it earned the same reputation: go anywhere, carry anything, and never quit.
Where the American FJ40 ran gasoline, the Bandeirante was built around tough, fuel-sipping diesel power and locally engineered components designed to survive the Amazon, the mining roads of Minas Gerais, and the dry backcountry of the sertão. The result is arguably the most durable expression of the 40-series ever made — and today, one of the most collectible. Every truck we sell goes through a full frame-off Toyota Bandeirante restoration before it reaches your driveway, and we stock Toyota Bandeirante parts for owners maintaining their own.
Overland Imports is North America's largest exporter of Toyota Bandeirantes from Brazil. We find the finest surviving examples, restore them to a standard the factory never imagined, and import each one under full federal compliance — US-titled, traceable, and ready to drive.
The Bandeirante was built across decades as hardtops, wagons, and pickups. These are the long-wheelbase configurations we offer — the platforms our builds start from.

Stretched rear with more cargo and seating — the workhorse and the family explorer.

Double cab with a truck bed, this Bandeirante seats 5 people and is great for hauling your gear.

Double cab and 4 doors with a truck bed, this Bandeirante seats 5 people and is the rarest of all the Bandeirantes — produced only from 1997–2001. Only comes with the 14B engine.
Figures reflect a representative 1995 Toyota Bandeirante BJ55 5-speed build. Exact specs vary by vehicle — confirm per listing.
Every truck we've sourced, restored, and delivered. Available builds can be reserved today — past builds show what we're capable of.

Brazil's own Land Cruiser. When Toyota ended 40-series production in most of the world, Toyota do Brasil si...

A restored 1991 Toyota Bandeirante OJ50 long-wheelbase hardtop wagon — family-spec seating with true expedi...

The four-door Bandeirante is the rarest and most useful shape in the entire Brazilian Land Cruiser family —...

An OJ50 long-wheelbase hardtop wagon in white, set up for expedition use: full-length roof rack, heavy-duty...

A 1990 OJ50 long-wheelbase hardtop wagon in sage green with period side striping — the family-spec Bandeira...

A 1981 OJ50LV-B — the long hardtop wagon, finished in white. The enclosed body and six-seat cabin make this...

CURRENTLY AT AUCTION at BRING A TRAILER: CLICK HERE TO GO TO THE AUCTION This 1991 Toyota Bandeirante is an...

Toyota Bandeirante is an eight-passenger example that was refurbished in Brazil before being imported to th...

A double cab from the 1988–89 model years, finished in green and fitted with a wood bed — the configuration...

A 1990 OJ55LP 2BL — the long-wheelbase double cab with the factory metal bed, finished in white. This is th...

A long-wheelbase OJ55 double cab finished in white over a metal bed — the crew-cab Bandeirante that seats f...

One of our excellent finds in Brasil, this 1995 Toyota Bandeirante has it all. This truck is in incredible ...

Overland imports release another incredible truck. This one took us about a year to build and is a full fra...

This 1994 Toyota Bandeirante is a double-cab pickup that was refurbished in Brazil before being imported to...

This 1996 Toyota Bandeirante is a left-hand-drive double-cab pickup that was refurbished in Brazil before b...

This 1994 Toyota Bandeirante is a double-cab pickup that was refurbished in Brazil and imported to the US b...
Diesel torque, a ladder frame, and solid axles — engineered to outlive the roads it was built for.
Never officially sold in North America. Every example here was deliberately found and imported — they turn heads because almost no one has one.
We source each truck ourselves in Brazil. No brokers, no mystery — provenance you can follow from São Paulo to your driveway.
The Toyota Bandeirante is the Brazilian-built version of the Toyota Land Cruiser, produced in São Paulo from 1958 to 2001. It used the rugged 40-series body paired with durable diesel engines, making it one of the longest-running and most dependable off-road vehicles ever made.
Yes — the Bandeirante is Brazil's Land Cruiser. It shares the iconic FJ40/BJ40 silhouette but was engineered for Brazilian conditions with diesel powertrains and locally produced components, and it stayed in production decades after the 40-series ended elsewhere.
Yes. Vehicles 25 years or older are exempt from US import restrictions under the 25-year rule, and every Bandeirante Overland Imports brings in is imported under full federal compliance and US-titled.
Pricing depends on the model, condition, and level of restoration. Our builds typically range from roughly $65,000 for driver-grade restorations to $135,000+ for full concours frame-off builds. Representative ranges — confirm current pricing. Contact us for availability.
The most sought-after models are the short-wheelbase BJ40, the BJ50 and long-wheelbase BJ55 pickups and wagons, and the later OJ50 series. Overland Imports sources and restores all of them.

Tell us the model, the spec, and the dream. We'll source it in Brazil, restore it, and deliver it to your door.