PennSilverTaco's domestic truck, SUV, and van photo collection thread!

I always thought those Quad Cab S10's looked weird, reminded me of something you would see in a foreign Country.

 

Looks a bit like a 1st Gen Taco DCSB; The S-10/Sonoma crew cab came out a year before the Taco, but Toyota still did it better!

 

@shakerhood

Also, as much as I love my Tacoma, I was a fan of Chevy trucks for a full year and a half before the Tacoma was even released!

Also, I believe there might be pictures of a Yenko S-10 in here somewhere!

 

If memory serves me I think the 1st Gen Tacoma Quad Cab came out around 2001, they were all Automatic Transmissions too.

 

Yeah, 2001, same year of the front end refresh...

 

Yeah my 2000 had the old style.

 

@shakerhood

Yenko S-10!


September 7th, 2019:

Springtown, Pennsylvania

 

The Yenko Dealership was not all that far from Pittsburgh, I think its a Subaru Dealer now.

 

There was never such a thing as a Yenko S-10 that I'm aware of; This is just a V8-swapped S-10 that was very lovingly painted up like 1969 Yenko Camaro...


November 4th, 2017:

Perkasie, Pennsylvania

 

Right I never heard of one.

 

Something got screwed up when I made the first post...

What do you think of the truck though?

 

Its pretty cool, like the V8 swap.

 

When my dad told he'd buy me a pickup for my first vehicle, I immediately went looking at 2002-2003 S-10s (the last years they made them); They were only 6 years old at time!

However, my dad took one look at a 2003 S-10 I found on AutoTrader and absolutely refused to buy me one because he thought they were cheaply made.

 

My Dad had an S15 in the late 80s early 90s and it definitely was cheaply made.

 

Yeah, but those 4.3L V6s were damn near bulletproof! I've always had a soft spot for old S-10s!

 

My Dad had the 4 Cylinder.

 

Some say it was akin to an engine in a Soviet-made tractor...

Reliable, but unrefined and underpowered!

 

I mainly remember having to drop the steering column and pulling the dash back to change the heater core, ugh!

 

A/C or no?

 

I don't remember.