I was cleaning out the glove box and found the original invoice for my 1992 pickup. A Toyota pickup for under 10K! I looked at an inflation calculator and it looks like this would run around $17.5k in 2020 dollars. Still a lot cheaper than the lowest trim Toyota Tacoma today!

I just thought that it was cool that the invoice was still in the truck after all these years, and I thought that someone else might get a kick out of it like I did.

 

Nice! What was the all-weather guard package? The mud flaps?

 

It’s amazing the price difference between the 2wd and 4wd. My 93 DLX was 18,300 in 1993, which is almost $33,000 in today’s money. I think that is bonkers for what it is.
my truck is just a 22re 5 spd, extra cab.
options were dealer installed a/c
cassette player
chrome package
clock
all weather package
chrome package
sliding rear window
upgrade shocks
halogen headlamps
tachometer

 

All weather guard package was upgraded starter, battery, alternator and on vehicles with a rear defroster a more powerful one

 

Frame it

 

I love it. There used to be a company that would make a facsimile sticker for your classic Mustang. I paid $12,500 for my '88 4Runner DLX and I wish I had the sticker. I beat the price down and bought it in December '88. My friend bought a 2WD Pickup about the same time and I know it was less than $10k.

 

Very cool! I think I came across the original invoice for my 4runner in the glove box awhile ago, I'll have to take a look again.

 

i drug home an 82 4wd pickup, SR5 package from a guys famr recently and tore it down for parts, it had the original sales price with it, just shy of 13K which i thought was insanely high for its age. my 87 4runner still has its window sticker at 18K.