1985 Toyota 4X4 TRUCK

4X4 -

4 - Cyl.

Automatic

JT4RN56S2F0139246

Gasoline

NO RESERVE. Highest bidder takes it home I bought this to fix up and go wheeling with, but have since purchased a Land Cruiser I would rather build. 85 Toyota Pickup 4x4 Regular Cab Long Wheel Base Solid Axle and EFI 170,000 miles Great running 22-RE EFI engine-No smoke, no noise, no oil leaks Reg cab on ext cab frame, cab has fairly new paint, no major dents/rust through Frame has zero rust Will come with good title for 87 4x4 Truck (85 truck has no title) Automatic trans, 4wd works great-have some stuff to swap 5speed if wanted 4.43 gears in the axles -open diffs About 4.5" suspension lift-All springs/Heavy duty shackles, No Blocks. Front springs are Tuff Country, rears are Pro-Comp Good shocks Rear u-bolt flip kit Power Steering 3" body lift-Now removed-will include in sale if you want it. 33 x 12.50 15 Mickey Thompson Baja Claws on 15 x 10 nice polished aluminim (Eagle 589 style) bullet hole wheels. Tires have about 1/4 tread left Interior has been mostly stripped by previous owner Nice racing seats Ammo can center console Has good flowmaster exhaust Nice flatbed Trail Gear rock sliders Only known issue is starter hangs/engages randomly and is noisy. Always starts, just noisy. and I need to fix 4wd shifter linkage from body lift removal-should be fixed soon I have a front bumper to put on it, and I also found a few dash pieces I had laying around I will include. On Oct-31-10 at 09:44:13 PDT, seller added the following information: *edit* EBay made me put in a VIN number to post. That VIN number has nothing to do with this truck. I was at work, and did not have title with me. The VIN from the 1987 Toyota Truck title you will recieve, is: JT4RN62S7H0102708. Also I have had several questions regarding driving the truck home. I see no reason the truck would not make a long drive home, but I have not driven the truck more than a 1/2 mile at a time either. So, no promises... I was about to get started on a manual trans swap to get rid of the starter issue when I kinda fell into the purchase of an FJ60 Land Cruiser. As for the short trips I have made with the vehicle: The engine runs absolutely fantastic, the transmission shifts fine, the truck does not overheat. It is definately not fast.. The tires are mud tires with somewhat choppy wear pattern, so you feel every lug in the seat/steering wheel. I have definatelty driven worse some fairly long distances, but again, as far as driving it home... its up to you.