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That's like driving a modern midsize or full size truck but with a better turning radius.

My grandpa's 1986 Nissan Hardbody that he bought brand new, only option is the automatic transmission, 38 years on the Oregon coast has not been kind to it although it still runs and drives.

Yawn inducing and boring.

I think its because people cant believe an American vehicle can get that many miles, I am of the belief that a lot of American vehicles get very high miles but there is no fanfare when it happens.

This beggs to question, what other juicy embargoed manufacturer tidbits do you know?

They increased the prices without the commensurate increase in quality.

Looks pretty swank.

Three of us went riding in Oregon coast range ATV trails and we found a deep mud hole.

Just sell me the new Toyota Hilux Champ with 4x4 and I would be a happy guy.

License plate LUS 282 Landing United States October 8th 282nd day of 2024.

A few pictures of the vehicle hoard we have been working on

The original Ford Raptor

It looks like most midsize crew cabs rear seats were designed for Cotton Hill not normal people.

If you haven't overloaded your pickup truck do you really have a pickup truck? I remember my 1985 Toyota RCLB 4x4 pickup I overloaded the crap out of it many times, there was a sawmill that gave away free leftover cuttings, i had a steel expanded metal side racks so I would go there and stack...

A Stout would get me to the Toyota dealer, hopefully it will kind of truckish not an SUV with the back cut off.

Its like the old Rolls Royce saying, if you have to ask the fuel mileage you cant afford it.

What is this weird arbitrary rule on pickups fitting in garages? how many people actually park their truck in their garage to the point manufactures would engineer a cab and bed just for that situation? I have had pickup trucks my whole life and a garage most of it and I never park in the garage.

If what they say about full size trucks and SUVs being GM, Ford and Rams cash cow money printing machine, I hope for their sake they are doing something about making smaller more affordable trucks because if they lose the full size truck and SUV market its going to be scary times, one thing is...

I really don't know about parts for Hardbodies, I am seriously thinking about starting to drive it as is, kind of like a rusty ratbody type of thing.

Am i the only one that finds it strange that Nissan and Toyota aren't coming out with a Maverick competitor? Nissan and Toyota started with compact trucks and now Ford and Hyundai are eating their compact truck lunch, I have heard about a Toyota Stout rumblings but nothing concrete yet.