Fun truck for 2 weeks !!!!

Old Pioneer supertuner cassette decks were good!!

 

THAT I do not miss!

 

I had a few of those including the one with the digital tuning bar..

 

I’m not necessarily young by any means but boy do you all have me feeling lost.

 

Dare I ask how..

 

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I feel like a teenager trying to figure out how to use a rotary phone and not knowing how to do it

 

Can relate, I keep saying next phone I buy I'll have to call my niece to set it up for me.

 

ooook now that I'm caught up..

brother, don't buy a nissan.

 

Basically they find you what you are looking for...for the right deal. Jim R is probably the biggest one for Toyota. Lots of people here have used him. If you google Jim R Toyota broker you will find this link with tons of referrals. Brokers charge a finders fee that is usually built into the sales price even though you may have to pay the fee separately.

https://forum.leasehackr.com/t/jrou...leasing-and-purchasing-deals/109065/23?page=2

I was going to use him since I was not finding what I wanted locally until I found one locally.

 

I know I was talking about rhe passenger's side front door. The color or fitment looks off in the picture. The rear area of the cab isn't that big to begin with the cooler might not fit even if there was a rear door. The 4dr almost looks the same size as the 3G access cab. I think Toyota just stopped funding development on the 2dr they said it was good enough.

 

I wonder how many people are hesitant on getting the 4G do to the tech? I know it's not overloaded with tech, but the old guys who drive their utility pkg Tacoma to get morning coffee probably don't want a whole bunch of display screens on their dash. Personally I don't like a vehicle that requires alot of my attention, but anything google, android, or apple wants my attention.

 

I'm on Jim's list but what I'm looking for is not easy to find.

 

I'm kind of that guy. I love the comfort in the higher trim levels and what the technology has done to make a pick up ride so well compared to yesteryear but all the graphics and a screen bigger than my first TV are things I do not need and hate paying for. My buddy drives a new Challenger and his radio is pretty much the brain of the truck.

 

The good old days...

Or you could use that tool for gapping spark plugs as well.

 

Or slide the flap of a match book in there. Perfect gap every time

 

The good old days is right. Did all your own tune ups. The thought of owning a new car was a dream!! lol No need for dealerships. Anything you couldn't do there was a family owned garage that could.

 

I wonder if someone went 'back-to-the-future' and produced a simple engine to work on without all the b.s. tech
and what-not if those cars would fly off the lots. Of course you'd have to teach kids how to do basic maintenance
but it's a lot less difficult than working on cars today.

 

Trucks are so complex now that no one is working on them and they’re replacing entire systems.

Engine module bad? That’s too much trouble. Just replace the entire engine and since the transmission is connected to it might as well replace that too.