1993 Toyota Pickup Truck - 4x4 - Black - Bedliner - 205k Miles - Re22 - 5 Speed on 2040-cars
Sheboygan, Wisconsin, United States
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Selling our '93 Toyota pickup
truck with the legendary RE-22 engine. The only reason we are selling is
because the rear passenger leaf spring is dismounted. It came off of the frame
and must be welded back on. We do not have the resources to get this fixed. We
got an estimate from one local garage, and they said it can be done between
$400 and $700. Keep in mind that is a garage that charges $75 per hour. If you
can weld or know some who can, this truck is a steal. If it was welded, we
would ask $4000, and would not be selling. These trucks are not commonly for
sale, and when they are, they go fast because the RE22 engines easily last over
300k miles. Parts alone, the truck is worth $2000. Some of the specifics include the
following..
-Does not currently have a bumper, broken rear window (locked keys in), cruise control and parking brake do not work. Rip on side of driver’s seat, and does contain some rust spots on random spots of the truck (most shown in photos). -This would be a great truck once it is welded. These engines last 300k plus miles, hate to get rid of her but the repair needed has forced my hand. Call or text me at 920-207-3222 with any questions – We are located in Wisconsin. |
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