Toyota Flatbed Hunting Farm Truck

Bought this truck to use for my forestry business, but have decided that we don’t want to put the work into it to make it reliable on the interstate. It was used on a farm in WV and the previous owner disconnected every wire that wasn’t critical for function. They also installed an auxiliary starter b/c sometimes the key ignition is finicky. She’s a little cold-natured, but starts every time with a little pumping on the gas pedal. Headlights, tail-lights, wipers, and heater works. Turn signals and horn are disconnected. Sliding rear glass. 22re engine, 5spd straight drive, locking hubs. Goodyear AT 31x10.50 tires in decent shape with plenty of tread. Bed is wood framed with a metal sheet. Heavy steel front bumper for knocking down saplings or dispersing riots, rear bumper has 2" hitch receiver. Sheet metal is okay, but has a few bondo patches and some small holes in the floorboard. "Custom" WV paint job. Could it be restored? Yes, but it would probably be a better fit for someone who needs a small reliable truck that they aren’t scared to take through the woods. Wouldn’t take too much work to pass inspection. Don’t ask me technical questions because I’m not a mechanic. I put gas in it and it goes about anywhere I have the courage to take it. As far as I know, you could drive it to Canada. Would make a great "firewood-fetching" vehicle. It has a small water tank in the back (not for sale) that I use to water cows and burning brush piles.