No Reserve! 1987 87 Toyota Pickup 2wd Southern Car Great Condition! No Reserve! on 2040-cars
Statesboro, Georgia, United States
NO RESERVE! 87 Toyota Pickup 2WD Southern Car Great Condition! NO RESERVE! NO RESERVE AUCTION!! BID TO BUY!! ‘87 Toyota Pick-up 2 Wheel Drive Regular cab 22R engine (4 cylinder) (known to be EXTREMELY Durable & Long-Lasting!) Automatic transmission Approx 246K miles Brand New carburetor installed in late 2013 New exhaust (from Catalytic-converter back) Runs great!! I drove it from NE Tennessee (via Chattanooga, and Atlanta) to SE Georgia with no problems. Got 25 MPG!! (doing 70mph). Transmission has a “stuck” shift solenoid (I hear that this is common item), but it shifts fine by simply letting off the accelerator pedal slightly to initiate the shift. Prior owner drove it like this for several years. Probably could use a new set of tires. (Still plenty of tread, but they are old & rubber seems to be a little hard. Slight vibration felt at 50mph. Vibration goes away at speeds either above or below 50mph. Guessing that this would be solved by a set of new tires.) Tires are P205/70R14 Goodyear VIVA 2 1306 date stamp on passenger’s front & driver’s rear (manufactured 13th week of 2006) 0506 on passenger’s rear (manufactured 5th week of 2006) 3705 on driver’s front (manufactured 37th week of 2005) Factory Rims: T14x5.5-JJ Paint looks pretty good. Looks like it was repainted at one point in time but it was a very good repaint. No sign of any accidents. Some peeling of the clearcoat on the hood. A few small dings on the hood and the roof (might be from hail?). & a few scratches & small dings here and there. Bed is solid. Has a few small rust spots along the bed-to-skirt seam (very common for this year). Also has a couple of “rust bubbles on the tailgate. (please see pictures) Bed has the factory double wall sides & prior owner has applied a spray-on or roll-on bed lining material (lining is peeling in a few spots). Truck cab, doors, front fenders, & hood all have ZERO rust! All of the glass is Toyota original & in great shape! One rear tail light is cracked, but it is all there & works fine. Chrome has some minor pitting. Nice interior! Bucket seats are in great shape! Carpets could use cleaning (a few spills). Dash has a few cracks on the top (these could be hidden with a dash pad or “topper”). Gas gauge seems to work, but it tends to be inaccurate when the gas tank level gets below 1/4-1/2 tank. Tank holds approx 12.5 gallons of gas. Interior light works intermittently. Guessing that it either needs a new bulb or might be a loose connection. A/C is all there. Prior owner told me that it works, but that it needs to be recharged. Great truck. Has been very well maintained. Very solid & reliable. Vehicle History Report is CLEAN!! ********************************************************************* DESCRIPTION FROM THE SELLER THAT I BOUGHT IT FROM: 1987 TOYOTA SHORT BED PICK-UP. VIN: JT4RN50R1H0303465 2 WHEEL DRIVE RED WITH GREY INTERIOR 22R ENGINE (4 CYLINDER) AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION. HAS A COUPLE SMALL PLACES OF RUST ON THE BED SEAMS ONLY (TYPICAL FOR THESE TRUCKS) & A COUPLE OF “RUST-BUBBLES” ON THE TAILGATE. NOTHING MAJOR. NO RUST ON THE FRONT HALF (CAB, HOOD FENDERS, ETC) AT ALL. VERY CLEAN FOR THE YEAR. MOTOR RUNS GREAT. TRANSMISSION SHIFTS GOOD BUT WHEN YOU GO TO DRIVE AND OVERDRIVE YOU HAVE TO LET OUT OF THE GAS A LITTLE FOR IT TO SHIFT. IT DOES NOT SLIP AT ALL. WAS TOLD IT WAS A SOLENOID ON THE TRANSMISSION THAT CAUSES THIS BUT NEVER REALLY AFFECTED DRIVING SO I NEVER HAD IT FIXED. ALSO HAVE INSTALLED NEW TOYOTA CARBUERATOR AND NEW EXHAUST FROM CAT BACK IN THE PAST FEW WEEKS. HAVE OWNED IT FOR ALMOST 8 YEARS AC WORKS BUT LEAKS DOWN AFTER SUMMER AND NOT USING IT. POWER STEERING WINES SOMETIMES AT 1ST STARTUP WHEN ITS COLD. PAINT ON THIS TRUCK IS PRETTY GOOD EXCEPT FOR THE HOOD SOME SMALL DINGS AND CLEARCOAT COMING OFF. A COUPLE OF SMALL DINGS ON THE CAB ROOF (HAIL?) THIS TRUCK WAS BOUGHT NEW IN KINGSPORT TN AND HAS NEVER LEFT THE COUNTY I LIVE IN. *********************************************************************** Selling because I just bought another truck last week & I now have too many cars. Please do not bid on this item unless you have the funds available to pay for it! (& your spouse’s approval! LOL) $500.00 deposit is required within 24 hours of end of auction. Balance is due in full within 5 calendar days of auction end. I can hold the truck for a few weeks after the auction ends, but it MUST be paid for! Buyer is responsible for all shipping costs and arrangements. Any zero feedback or negative feedback bidders MUST contact me prior to bidding! (...or I will reserve the right to cancel your bid.) Please no “fake bidders”, “recreation bidders” or scams! I have tried to do my very best to accurately and honestly represent this truck. But it is a used vehicle and so it is sold AS IS with No Warranty. I am happy to answer any questions that you might have. :-) Good Luck Bidding!! |
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