SOLD 1993 Toyota Pickup 4x4 extended cab 5 speed DLX - $6500

**SOLD**

I wanted to keep this local, but I have had more interest from people in rusty environments so I might as well post it here (it was already posted in the norcal local forum).

Drives straight, brakes straight and doesn't leak a drop. 4wd manual transmission king or extended cab with 3.0L V6 and it is the DLX version which has all the SR5 stuff plus something else (not sure what). Truck has 192k miles on it, though it doesn't show. Power windows, mirrors, and the air conditioning works perfectly. The official model is "pickup", this was the last pickup truck Toyota made before they started calling it a Tacoma. This is not a Tacoma, the Tacoma first came out in 1996.

Remanufactured motor has only 5k miles. All suspension bushings were replaced with polyurethane bushings. New Rancho 9000 shocks. New clutch. New radiator, water pump and all hoses. New front axles on both sides. Optima battery. Lots of new sensors and little parts replaced when motor was changed. Trans fluid just changed with Redline shockproof.

Original bucket seats are in amazing condition (I have never seen a set of seats in this condition on a truck this old). Original radio/CD player has never been removed from truck for anything aftermarket (speakers were upgraded to pioneer). Carpet has no tears or wear marks. NO RUST, a true California car. Still has the sunroof cover as well. Body is in GREAT shape though there are some small dings (most could be popped out by a paintless dent guy)

Cons:
cruise control does not work
high beam light on dash does not light up
driver side seat belt does not retract very well (needs a little help)
Rear tires are older (fronts are much newer and in great condition)
Driver's fender was replaced and driver's door repainted (all other body panels are original and still have the VIN stickers)


PLENTY more high res pics for anyone interested.

 

very nice little truck. it always shocks me to see older trucks with no rust, i wish you could find those here in salt lake.