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So long as we in the USA have a cloistered truck market because we are scared of competition truck prices will not drop. In my instance if I had my way and we had an actual free market I would be driving a Toyota Hilux Champ, Toyota Town Ace or a Land Cruise 79 series. But they are unsafe! none...

The 2.7 L Turbomax is a good engine it's just missing two cylinders. The four cylinders should be for the Colorado/Canyon and GM should have made a Turbomax inline six for the full size trucks and SUVs.

How much more mileage does light weight oil and low tension oil rings really save? I would say it's not worth it.

Unless I can buy a Toyota Hilux Champ or a Toyota Town ace it's all a moot point.

Well I sold the 1988 Toyota, someone came down from Washington to buy it. I had to sell it to buy the 97 Nissan Hardbody. Well mostly because I didn't want an engine swap right now is the real reason.

I can tell you Ford F450 and F 550 have wicked tight turning radius, I could turn an F450 inside the turning radius of my Nissan Fronter.

I dropped the spare tire on my Nissan and now need four of these stock steel wheels. I love stock steel wheels. :love:

Yikes, they are not even on Sale and VW is trying to dump the company.

If they are smart they won't, Scout motors should stay far away from the dealership model.

Backing up a trailer full of firewood, and my grandpa's 1987 Nissan Hardnody he bought new, now it's completely rusted out but still runs and drives.

Some observations, I dislike the color I mean really dislike the color, I would have rather had gray, blue, red or white, not much I can do about that though, the steering front end parts need replaced, (the outer ball joints are completely loose in the taper, like they forgot to tighten them)...

It's going to be my woods truck, and sand dune truck. The people i bought it from were using it as a ranch/farm truck.

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I bought me a 1997 Nissan Hardbody 4x4, the 1988 Toyota i bought a month or so ago is getting sold.

That stinker has the life expectancy of a Charger EV, That should have been the Cherokee with solid front and rear axles (maybe slap it on the Wrangler platform) and the hurricane inline six. As it is it will be gone in a year or two along with the billion dollars in development money. I like...

A very rusty but still used square body at the marina.

A Toyota with the lichen option.

A Toyota with the lichen option.

Not a big deal if its been thoroughly tested.

Dodge M880