1982 Toyota Pickup

With a heavy heart I have decided to sell my 82 pickup. She has served me very well throughout my ownership, and I would not hesitate to take her anywhere, but unfortunately I cannot justify having four vehicles... crazy right? A short backstory: I bought the Toyota about 2 years ago and used her as my daily driver up until about a month ago as she shouldn’t be driven in snow. I have done a bit of work to get her into this current state, but as of now it doesn’t need anything to cruise. Granted it’s a Toyota, but she’s also 35 years old I hope you will not expect perfection. This past summer I worked down state and drove it back and forth from Big Rapids to Pontiac almost every weekend. She handles the highway perfectly and was a relatively smooth ride (This truck will probably not fit anyone above 5’ 10" comfortably fyi). Good: Lowish miles: 120,000 Weber 32/36 carb 12" E-fan wired to a thermostatic switch Emissions deleted 14" Ranger wheels with good tires 79-81 facelift 4WD front fenders Dropped about 3" (Drop blocks/shims in the rear, torsion re-index in the front) Bucket seats out of a Mitsu 3000GT Drop in bed-liner Rad metallic purple (reference last picture) Pretty clean truck w/ solid frame Maintenance: New head-gasket set (everything including valve seals, which was the whole reason I did it. The HG did not fail, but the valve seals/exhaust manifold gasket were leaking. So for a couple more turns of the wrench I did the HG.) Coolant flush Trans/diff fluid recently changed New pinion seal New NGK spark plugs/wires Front brakes (Calipers, pads, hoses, wheel bearings, seals) Rear brakes (Shoes, springs, adjusters) Clutch master/slave cylinders Bad: She does have a little bit of rust bubbling here and there Front lip is a little beat up No speakers (it is wired, but I have never had the desire to install any) Carb could use some fine tuning (possibly even re-jetted. It runs fine but is pretty rich) Trans output-shaft seal seeps If you have any questions feel free to hit me up. No low balls, no trades, etc. etc.