80's Toyota Pickup

He seems to think you are trolling us with a bullshit post.

 

Ohh I will post pictures. Wait for them around 7pm

 

Looking forward to it!

English second language from ... IOWA? Of all places. Hee hee

 

Alright you'll see my friend but like I said its nowhere near the condition of the one in the picture. I just put that one for reference of what it kind of looks like (style). Also what I want it to look like if I were to fix it up.

 

Good luck. Remember it's only a asking price.

 

Thanks, I'll see if they will go any lower. Have a good one

 

Just saying don't let them talk you into paying more if it needs a ton of work. Sounds like you have bought a few project cars/trucks before.
Make sure the important things work... like 4wd and look for frame rust.

 

No project cars. My first car is the one I have right now which is the 2008 Tacoma. But luckily my brother and dad know how to work on these older toyota trucks. Alright, will do. We did have a snow storm Saturday so thats why I wasnt able to see it good. But hopefully this weather gets better.

 

For 2,800 as long as it's not rusted to shit you have a good start. I bought mine for 2,700 and have been slowly chipping away at it. Only have an engine swap left and I'm done (for now ).

 

There is a lot of rust on that. How much of it is surface and how much has penetrated.
Interior needs a lot of attention.
I would offer him 1500, maybe 1750

 

Not sure I just went to take quick pictures before it got dark

 

Drive it! Make sure all features work. It looks decent enough. I just question the rust and if everything works, headlights, turn signal, 4wd hi and low, tail lights etc...

 

@JaCado, it just me or does it look like the diff is being held on by a tie-down in the last photo?

 

Waiting for the roads to get better. The roads are icy here, but as soon as they do I will drive it for sure

 

Definitely Worth it brotha. Theres nothing like having an old toyota. Gotta go pull this one out of my old ladies aunts yard.


94 5 speed

 

It's something tied around the rear shock on the driver side.

 

Yea, hopefully it doesn't need major repairs

 

The truck he is looking at is a few years older and in a very salty area when it snows.

 

The salt makes a HUGE difference in wear/tear