1986 Mazda B2000 LX extended Cab

Condition:	Used
Make:	Mazda
Model:	B-Series Pickups
SubModel:	LX
Type:	Extended Cab Pickup
Trim:	LX
Year:	1986
Mileage:	93,220
VIN:	JM2UF3119G0576586
Color:	Beige
Fuel:	Gasoline
Transmission:	Manual
Drive type:	RWD
Interior color:	Beige
Vehicle Title:	Clear
Item location:	Eagle, Idaho, United States

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Description of 1986 Mazda B-Series Pickups LX

1986 Mazda B2000 LX in what I would consider very good condition. I am the 3rd owner, his vehicle spent most of it's life in Sacramento, A and has been in Idaho the last 4 years since I purchased it at about 86,000 miles.
Electrically I can say this vehicle is top notch, relocated for work last year and kept it parked in my vacation house for over a year. Of course I forgot to disconnect the battery when I parked it, ut one year later the car started right up after a couple of cranks and the car clock was off by 5 minutes. After pulling out I did spot a small oil spot (about 4" diameter), robably a main seal bearing leak.
Mechanically this car drives great, items I notice when driving it. First at low idle the heat shield appears to vibrate against something so you get a bit of a rattle. Second, think there is some air in the clutch hydraulics as it seems to relax a little if you are sitting at a light for a long time with the clutch engaged. The other issue is that the AC needs to be charged.
Body issues with the car are pretty much pictured, few chips or scratches on the paint, indshield has 2 chips (I think all glass is original), assenger side vent has broken louvers, assenger side speaker grill missing some teeth, dash speaker is shorting out or blown, riginal floor mats show some heel wear on the drivers side. Obviously the center console is missing. Not pictured is the drivers seat, believe the back portion is tear free, ut the lower part had tears in the upholstery (that is why I put seat covers on), assenger seat is tear free. Also the back cushion pad in the x-tra cab is pulling loose (it looks like the glue just gave up after 30 years).
The body is perfectly straight, xcept in front of the passenger rear wheel you can see a slight dent from scraping against something (pictured).
I guess I should mention some good things. The tires are relatively new (have about 1000-2000 miles on them) and the brake inspection at the time passed with flying colors (the mechanics at Les Schwab commented on how nice the truck was for it's age). The truck drives great and gets about 30mpg on the highway.
Included with the truck will be a Weber carburetor, efore I start hacking and modifying this truck up to fit my needs I figured I will advertise it. I know some people are big fans of this year of mini-truck and it would make an easy project being so clean and straight. Nada retail has this at $3800 average and $5600 high, he Nada guide doesn't take in mileage, ut I would consider this a low mileage vehicle given the age.
If you have any questions, will do my best to answer.
On Sep-09-15 at 08:47:24 PDT, eller added the following information:

Update:

After looking at the vehicle report, t looks like I am actually the 4th owner, nd the vehicle has been in Idaho since 2007

I forgot to mention the steering wheel rubber grip feels a little loose on the inside at top of wheel between 11 and 1 o'clock, ike the rubber may be coming loose (it isn't coming apart though) and the left horn button is loose (I currently have it held on with electricians tape).
Not pictured is the bed. I am not able to change my photos for some reason but the bed paint is good and rust free (the 4 screws that went into the bed near tailgate to hold the liner in place are rusted though). The bed liner rubbed through the paint at various locations at the top of bed rail and there are rub marks on the bed floor, therwise it is in good condition. If you would like some pictures of the bed please send me a message and I will send back pictures.
If you have any questions or would like some specific pictures, will do my best to answer.