Looks like a nice truck, for sure. Just keep in mind that SBC swaps limit the resale value. If you look at trucks like FJ40s that have had swaps done, they typically sell for much less than those that have the original Toyota motor. Just be sure everything works before you pull the trigger and if he can write down everything that was done, it might help in the future if you have problems. You won't be able to rely on the FSM and if you are newish to wrenching, that might be a problem and cause you to spend money on labor to figure things out that you otherwise could have done yourself.Pics of the 62. Was converted by previous owner in mechanic school.
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The good news about the Chevy swap would be parts availability.