1985 Toyota Pickup Deluxe 4x4 - Sold

sharingpancakes

New member
Are you looking to throw some sleeping bags in the bed and head to the lake for the weekend? If yes, then look no further. On the market is my 1985 Toyota Pickup Deluxe. Details:

Purchased in 2019 w/93k miles and has served as my daily. Now has 99995.

Automatic (if you're not too judgemental), 22 RE EFI, 4x4, solid front axle, routinely serviced and well maintained since acquisition.

Updates/repairs made since acquired: new tires, battery, alternator, fuel pump, rear differential pinion seals replaced, Serpentine tensioner, Idler pulley, fluids flushed, front and rear brake rotator's replaced, Front wheel bearings/hubs replaced, Brake wheel cylinders replaced, rear brake shoes replaced, rear brakes serviced, wheel bearing seal replaced, axle seal replaced, rake master cylinder replaced.

The frame is solid but could use some undercoating. The bed has as some rusted areas. Interior is clean. Driver's seat has a few tears.

Asking $8k.

Kansas City, MO
 

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Todd780

OverCamper
Your point?
Maybe it was just an anecdote? Like how a V8 equipped '57 Bel Air convertible was $2,611.00 brand new.... No one would expect to buy one now for that price.

Any how, it's a nice clean little truck. Hard to find those old Toyotas where there's more metal than rust on the box, haha
 

gdaut

Active member
Nice truck. I had a 4Runner of that vintage that I had to get rid off to get a vehicle with 4 doors (baby seat). I knew I was going to regret not keeping it, and I was right.

The manual locking hubs in the first pic confirm it is 4x4, but your description does not so state. Might want to add that.
 

sharingpancakes

New member
Nice truck. I had a 4Runner of that vintage that I had to get rid off to get a vehicle with 4 doors (baby seat). I knew I was going to regret not keeping it, and I was right.

The manual locking hubs in the first pic confirm it is 4x4, but your description does not so state. Might want to add that.
Thanks for the pro tip. Updating now.
 

devero4

Adventurer
I do have to ask , why was the bed replaced or repaired?
The majority of Midwestern 2nd gen Pickup's have had their bed's replaced, either with factory or fiberglass. The beds would rot out even if the truck didn't have much rust. Fiberglass was also an inexpensive option if the bed was ever damaged.
 

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