1986 Mazda B2000 Lx Extended Cab Pickup 2-door 2.0l on 2040-cars
Salida, California, United States
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Up for auction is a 1986 Mazda B2000 LX Extended 7' Cab Pickup. Runs great! 5 speed, cruise control, AC (needs to be charged), rear sliding window. Would make a great work truck or daily driver. A few years back I had the top end of the motor rebuilt with a new head. Last summer the clutch and throw out bearing were replaced. Tires have lots of wear left. The back bumper is bent and a small dent in the front bumper, bench seat has some wear and is covered, the windshield is cracked, tale gate latch is broken but a screwdriver will pop it open (you can get a replacement pretty cheap online) horn needs new button, antenna is broke off and gas gauge not working (I just zero out the trip meter and refill about every 300 miles). The truck has always been in california so no salt rust. If you need a small truck for work or just a small truck to get things done around the house or farm this is a great tuck. Passed last smog check and has been in the same family for most of its life. Tags are current until November. This truck has had an average of 5,200 miles per year over the last 28 years for a total miles of 148,023. Local pickup or buyer to pay for any shipping cost. I can meet a car deliver service if need at our local truck stop about 10 min away (Flying J or Loves)
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