1986 toyota truck
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Has anyone had any experience with a 1986 toy truck? I have a buddy who is looking into buying one. It has 162,000 miles and looks to be in pretty good shape. Any info that anyone knows would be much appreciated. I am guessing it's the 4 cyl. They are asking $1800.
Thanks in advance:confused:
Thanks in advance:confused:
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Re: 1986 toyota truck
Originally posted by Brad
Has anyone had any experience with a 1986 toy truck? I have a buddy who is looking into buying one. It has 162,000 miles and looks to be in pretty good shape. Any info that anyone knows would be much appreciated. I am guessing it's the 4 cyl. They are asking $1800.
Thanks in advance:confused:
Has anyone had any experience with a 1986 toy truck? I have a buddy who is looking into buying one. It has 162,000 miles and looks to be in pretty good shape. Any info that anyone knows would be much appreciated. I am guessing it's the 4 cyl. They are asking $1800.
Thanks in advance:confused:
Again, that is pretty cheap.
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I have a 86 truck and there a bitch to steer if they dont have powersteering. Also is it a carb or a elec ignition? That year had both. I'm selling mine for parts because it needs a new engine and clutch and heater coil and heater switches and steering weel, and window assembly.....the list goes on and on...if it's beat up they might want to pass. If it looks clean and some old lady has been driving it than it's a great deal! just my thoughts...
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if your going to go with that vintage of a rig you should go with and 85...
why you ask..??
it is the last year of the straight axel and the first year of the fuel injection. ( i pretty sure thats right)
its cheaper to lift tooo
but that really all depends what your going to do with the vehicle also....
just some advice and something to think about
why you ask..??
it is the last year of the straight axel and the first year of the fuel injection. ( i pretty sure thats right)
its cheaper to lift tooo
but that really all depends what your going to do with the vehicle also....
just some advice and something to think about
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I actually owned an '86 Truck....It had a 22R carb'd..... 4" body lift, 31's and a custom made metal bed with removable diamond plate side rails and a diamond plate tool box......I loved it.....It was actually my first Toy....red just like my runner....didn't to anything to it...bought it that way for $1800 if I remember correctly...or was it $1200?....anyway....if it's in good shape...then it's a good price...
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Originally posted by jjdeneen
if your going to go with that vintage of a rig you should go with and 85...
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its cheaper to lift tooo
if your going to go with that vintage of a rig you should go with and 85...
<snip>
its cheaper to lift tooo
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