Given reason to sell today Good price or no dice The Mazda B2000 is a redundant member of the current owner’s stable. Let’s see if its condition and price will make it worth adding to the new owner’s collection.
It’s hard to shake the reputation. Just ask the kid who has to live in high school after wearing the pants and have everyone look at the slip marks on his tights. In the case of last Friday 2017 Alfa Romeo Giulia TThe reputation for unreliability—both for the model and the dealer network that supports it—raised some serious concern when buying it, even though its $22,900 price tag was more than half its original MSRP. This low price was unable to overcome the fear and loathing associated with Alfa ownership and as a result, the car fell on a 59 percent loss dice.
So, he used to be this old man Who is the Gold by the name MacdUnald, and this guy, MacDonald, He had a farm. And on this farm, He had two trucks that proved to be a problem no matter what kind of old MacdThey just took up too much space. He. She Here was a truck, there was a truck, here was a truck, there was a truck, everywhere was a truck-truck. And don’t get me started on McDonald’s complications tuk tuk.
A similar issue occurred with today’s seller Mazda B2000 Pickup 1984. It seems that after driving the pickup truck all the way across Country from Sacramento, California to New York photo postcard, Hudson River Valley, The seller found out that they already owned a near-perfect Toyota Pickup Mazda clone. It happens all the time.
That realization put Mazda into play, so today we’ll see how it works at the set price.
As most of us know, the B2000 was the Mazda pickup truck best known for its Ford Courier dealership, A branch that has proven to be more popular due to Ford’s large sales and service network and advertising budget. The B2000 is pretty much the same truck with a slightly different grille and a change to The name is engraved on the back door. The previous iteration also launched a rotary powered version which we know as REPU (Rotary Drive Pickup). However, such a version of this generation was not presented.
Instead, this truck features a 1970 cc SOHC engine with 89 horsepower and 109 lb-ft of torque. This aluminum mill is supported by a five-speed stick which in turn It drives the direct rear axle of the wagon. According to the seller, the truck was recently He drove all the way from California to New York with nary a hiccup, and claimed “If that’s not an endorsement, I don’t know what is.”
Now that he’s proven to be in his new home redundant and so it goes. The ad claims that this is a truck for three owners who spent time on an almond farm in the green Central Valley of California. This makes it a unique beast in the Northeast because it is virtually rust free It does not suffer from the wear of its horn from excessive use.
Aesthetically speaking, the truck shows its age and age 183,000 miles through Worn paint and a bench seat that requires not one but two covers to hide her shame. There’s also something weird going on with the passenger interior door handle wearing some sort of patch around it. Another issue is tIt’s smart if the annoying clip in the dashboard serves as a cup holder we should too Acknowledgment.
Other than those oddities, it seems like you can’t go wrong with a truck like this. Seller claims to have passed emissions tests in California and New York (spoiler alert: there’s pretty much the same thing) and recently updated it. Brake pads and all fluids. On the downside, while the truck has an air conditioner, the ad says it’s not working at the moment, but the seller He assures us that it “just needs to be plugged in”. Umm hum.
The stylish Bronco Bed Cover comes along with the truck and not only matches Mazda’s color, but also comes with a working key lock. Finally, the title is clean and the truck wears sleek AF white tires.
What can one spend for such a well-maintained and apparently still running small car? Especially someone accustomed to the rust buckets that are the norm in the Northeast? The seller is asking $8,750 for the title right and now you have to decide if they should get it.
What do you think of this B2000 and its $8,750 price tag? Does this sound like a bargain for what appears to be an extra truck? Or is that price a little higher for your taste?
It’s your decision!
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