Cummins repowered 1985 Toyota pickup, extra cab, SR5, R2.8L, 5speed, locked
1985 Toyota Pickup SR5
Technical specifications of Toyota Pickup 1985 | |
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Price: | - |
Condition: | Used |
Item location: | Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States |
Make: | Toyota |
Model: | Pickup |
Type: | Extended Cab Pickup |
Trim: | SR5 |
Year: | 1985 |
Mileage: | 319,500 |
VIN: | JT4RN66S5F5053051 |
Color: | Green |
Engine size: | Cummins R2.8L, beta test 4cyl turbo diesel |
Number of cylinders: | 4 |
Power options: | Air Conditioning |
Fuel: | Diesel |
Transmission: | Manual |
Drive type: | 4WD |
Interior color: | Black |
Drive side: | Left-hand drive |
Options: | 4-Wheel Drive, CD Player |
Vehicle Title: | Clear |
You are interested? | Contact the seller! |
Car description |
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1985 RePowerToy
Well the time has come to move the 1985 Toyota Pickup nicknamed RePowerToy to a new home to start the next project. Many of you know it has been used on many Cummins Inc promotional ads as well as in 4-Wheeler magazine last year online and will be in print in a month or two. I have flyers, signs, and a plaque with the print of 4Wheeler Magazine that will all go with the truck.
The Specs
1985 Toyota Xtracab SR5 4x4 with AC
Beta Test Cummins R2.8l engine replaced the 22RE
Axis LS style engine adapter
AA bellhousing conversion on a remanufactured W56 5 speed manual transmission
Axis Motor mounts which are a Toyota mount
Marlin Crawler doubler transfer case (stock front ratio, 4.7 rear ratio)
CV drive shafts front and rear
Champion Radiator and will come with a stock if you don’t like how far the aftermarket one hangs down
CX racing intercooler and pipe
Mechanical F17” flex fan with adapter
De-airation cooling system
1 year old Red top battery
Custom Skid plate/ cross member from ¼” plate
IFS width rear axle with stock 4.10 gears, Grizzly locker, new bearings and brakes, skid, and 1.5” spacers
‘85 front axle with IFS hubs and V6 brakes, High pinion third, Grizzly locker, 4.10 gears, truss, skid, new bearings and seals throughout, 1.5” spacers to match.
(5 total) Pro comp Steel wheels with 90% 35”x12.5”x15” Goodyear MTR’s
Trail gear leaf springs with added leaf up front, Bilstein 5100 Shocks
Rear floating air bags
Frame slightly modified up front to clear AC but otherwise Untouched and NO rust at all
Tub is very straight but does have the normal wear and tear that a 30 year old vehicle has, no rust at all on the tub either
Front bumper is custom built with a 9500 lb winch, synthetic line, and a pair of LED lights
Rock sliders just finished to act as a step and slider from 2” tube and 1.5” round tube
Rear bumper is a Marlin Crawler that is bolted and stitched to the frame, Custom tire carrier on heims for easy operation, holds the spare and a jerry can nicely.
Bed is very clean inside, with very little damage but it’s a truck and has been used as such.
Bed has AC condenser mounted in it but that can be moved underneath easily
Cab is in outstanding shape and the carpet has dynamat underneath inside
Corbeau Seats that are in great shape
Dash is completely stock other than the Murphy gauge for the engine and a dash mat
Pioneer head unit with 7 speakers including a 12” sub behind driversseat, Pioneer amp
Center console is mostly there but could use a bit of TLC from years of abuse
Minor items as a full disclosure, horn doesn’t work due to clock spring (I will try to address this week), trim around windscreen is missing sides and top, speedo is about 10MPH slow due to gears and tire size. Will continue to address these small issues but being I have looked for parts for months not sure they can be done before sale. It’s a 1985 I’m sure I have missed something small...
Backstory
This pickup has been around the shop for about 7 years now and was owned by a good friend of mine who is an active duty Army Ranger. About 2 years ago he took the truck on a trip to AZ where the 22RE let go, truck was towed back and sat for about a year. We heard there was an opportunity for a Cummins R2.8 as a beta test engine and this became a shoe-in for a fast build to get it on road and see what the little engine would do. Also the Toyota has one of the smaller engine bays of any 4x4 trucks.
We picked up our engines at Expo West and at this point the Toyota was already torn down. The total build was maybe a month but half of that was waiting on the custom parts.
The truck was finished and was taken to CO on its maiden trip, it performed excellent but with any new build we found some small things to change. The miles of driving continued in town, on hwy and offroad until a Hot test trip to NV where we tested the limits of the little truck. It towed a 5,000 lb trailer up Davis Dam and the next day the trans gave up the goat, with 314k miles. Once back to NM a remanufactured W56 was installed and has been there since. It has over 5,000 miles on it as of now and no issues.
Gets 16-17mpg towing a 2,000 lb trailer and 20-22mpg on the highway depending on how you drive it, 20’s all day in town.
Overall it has been an outstanding test truck and shop truck, I don’t really want to sell it but with most shop projects they fund the next build so it’s time to go.
By no means is this a show truck and it is not without its flaws, however it runs down the highway better than any older Toyota that I know of. I know some people will say it’s just an 85 Toyota, but it is THE RePowerToy, one of one.
Will come with the Instagram account, email account, signs and plaque with 4Wheeler magazine feature. Indicates 319K miles and going up as It is still used as a shop truck.
Tent and bed rack are Not included
I reserve to end the auction at anytime without notice.Email repowertoy@gmail.com or through eBay for questions
Well the time has come to move the 1985 Toyota Pickup nicknamed RePowerToy to a new home to start the next project. Many of you know it has been used on many Cummins Inc promotional ads as well as in 4-Wheeler magazine last year online and will be in print in a month or two. I have flyers, signs, and a plaque with the print of 4Wheeler Magazine that will all go with the truck.
The Specs
1985 Toyota Xtracab SR5 4x4 with AC
Beta Test Cummins R2.8l engine replaced the 22RE
Axis LS style engine adapter
AA bellhousing conversion on a remanufactured W56 5 speed manual transmission
Axis Motor mounts which are a Toyota mount
Marlin Crawler doubler transfer case (stock front ratio, 4.7 rear ratio)
CV drive shafts front and rear
Champion Radiator and will come with a stock if you don’t like how far the aftermarket one hangs down
CX racing intercooler and pipe
Mechanical F17” flex fan with adapter
De-airation cooling system
1 year old Red top battery
Custom Skid plate/ cross member from ¼” plate
IFS width rear axle with stock 4.10 gears, Grizzly locker, new bearings and brakes, skid, and 1.5” spacers
‘85 front axle with IFS hubs and V6 brakes, High pinion third, Grizzly locker, 4.10 gears, truss, skid, new bearings and seals throughout, 1.5” spacers to match.
(5 total) Pro comp Steel wheels with 90% 35”x12.5”x15” Goodyear MTR’s
Trail gear leaf springs with added leaf up front, Bilstein 5100 Shocks
Rear floating air bags
Frame slightly modified up front to clear AC but otherwise Untouched and NO rust at all
Tub is very straight but does have the normal wear and tear that a 30 year old vehicle has, no rust at all on the tub either
Front bumper is custom built with a 9500 lb winch, synthetic line, and a pair of LED lights
Rock sliders just finished to act as a step and slider from 2” tube and 1.5” round tube
Rear bumper is a Marlin Crawler that is bolted and stitched to the frame, Custom tire carrier on heims for easy operation, holds the spare and a jerry can nicely.
Bed is very clean inside, with very little damage but it’s a truck and has been used as such.
Bed has AC condenser mounted in it but that can be moved underneath easily
Cab is in outstanding shape and the carpet has dynamat underneath inside
Corbeau Seats that are in great shape
Dash is completely stock other than the Murphy gauge for the engine and a dash mat
Pioneer head unit with 7 speakers including a 12” sub behind driversseat, Pioneer amp
Center console is mostly there but could use a bit of TLC from years of abuse
Minor items as a full disclosure, horn doesn’t work due to clock spring (I will try to address this week), trim around windscreen is missing sides and top, speedo is about 10MPH slow due to gears and tire size. Will continue to address these small issues but being I have looked for parts for months not sure they can be done before sale. It’s a 1985 I’m sure I have missed something small...
Backstory
This pickup has been around the shop for about 7 years now and was owned by a good friend of mine who is an active duty Army Ranger. About 2 years ago he took the truck on a trip to AZ where the 22RE let go, truck was towed back and sat for about a year. We heard there was an opportunity for a Cummins R2.8 as a beta test engine and this became a shoe-in for a fast build to get it on road and see what the little engine would do. Also the Toyota has one of the smaller engine bays of any 4x4 trucks.
We picked up our engines at Expo West and at this point the Toyota was already torn down. The total build was maybe a month but half of that was waiting on the custom parts.
The truck was finished and was taken to CO on its maiden trip, it performed excellent but with any new build we found some small things to change. The miles of driving continued in town, on hwy and offroad until a Hot test trip to NV where we tested the limits of the little truck. It towed a 5,000 lb trailer up Davis Dam and the next day the trans gave up the goat, with 314k miles. Once back to NM a remanufactured W56 was installed and has been there since. It has over 5,000 miles on it as of now and no issues.
Gets 16-17mpg towing a 2,000 lb trailer and 20-22mpg on the highway depending on how you drive it, 20’s all day in town.
Overall it has been an outstanding test truck and shop truck, I don’t really want to sell it but with most shop projects they fund the next build so it’s time to go.
By no means is this a show truck and it is not without its flaws, however it runs down the highway better than any older Toyota that I know of. I know some people will say it’s just an 85 Toyota, but it is THE RePowerToy, one of one.
Will come with the Instagram account, email account, signs and plaque with 4Wheeler magazine feature. Indicates 319K miles and going up as It is still used as a shop truck.
Tent and bed rack are Not included
I reserve to end the auction at anytime without notice.Email repowertoy@gmail.com or through eBay for questions
On Apr-30-18 at 20:55:01 PDT, seller added the following information:
Delivery to overland expo west may be possible later this month.