1987 Mazda B 2200 Se-5 Pick Up Great Condition on 2040-cars
Douglassville, Pennsylvania, United States
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This auction is for a very nice Mazda B-2200 pick-up. It belongs to my son who has always taken very good care of it. It was only one year old and my brother bought the truck used from the Mazda dealership that he worked at. He drove it until he bought a new one and he passed it down to my son. Both my son and my brother always changed the oil regularly and performed any other maintenance it may have needed. The clutch and slave cylinder has been replaced as well as all the brakes being replaced within the last 5,000 miles. all 4 tires also only have maybe 2,000 miles or less on them. the truck has never really been used as a truck never hauling anything much heavier then some personal and household belongings. It has a bed liner in it that has been in since new.
The interior is good for it's age and really doesn't have any rips or tears except for a small rip on the drivers seat and some worn spots and a little seat sag from worn springs. The engine runs very well as does the transmission and rear. The rear matter of fact was completely rebuilt maybe 10,000 miles ago by a professional shop with all new bearings and seals. there is a slight vibration coming from the drive shaft. He was going to put new U joints in it but just hasn't had the time due to his job and future wedding taking up so much of his time. The paint is outstanding with all the original decals still intact and looking great. All the glass is likewise in good condition. It really is a very nice vehicle and is probably one of the nicest ones you might fine. as always if you have any questions please do not hesitate to ask. |
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