Toyota pickup vs Toyota tacoma

Oh damn, I thought safety standards wouldn't like that. Did they at least have headrests?

 

Just the two. Middle "seat" did not.

 

None of mine have cost me much. If you're thinking of doing long travel you don't really get to be miserly anyway. The 22RE pickup isn't really all that much simpler than an early 3rz or 5vz Tacoma. In fact without OBDII diagnostics onboard, someone like yourself without much practical drivetrain knowledge might have a harder time fixing problems that do arise.

 

Lol, good point. That's kinda funny now to think about it. A modernish 2001+ interior with an 80s bench seat

 

So glad I dumped mine. Its funny cause the guy I sold it to relisted it on marketplace like a week later.

 

Wow, could you have gotten more but felt fair about where you sold it? Did he buy it to flip?

 

If he wants to LT, why is the cost of simple repairs even worth bringing up is my question.

 

Started at $100, slowly dropped to $30 over like 5 weeks before someone jumped on it. No one wants those things.

 

Shooooooooot my bad I thought you were talking the actual truck

 

Here you were saying your bench seats not the truck. I gotcha now

 

Oh the truck as far as I know is gonna be some older couples weekend homedepot truck after their son fixes the headgasket. Perfect owners for it really.

 

I think base model Tacomas had bench seats all the way through 2014.

 

Oh no kidding, yeah I guess I could see it for big fleets. With all the safety crap manufacturers have to follow, I'll bet buckets are safer as well.

 

I’m home daily! Lol
December 14 you can follow me and the skewp to King, Wisconsin to lay wreaths at central Wisconsin memorial veterans cemetery. Beers after! Not sure what trails are around there. Hopefully it’s not whiteout conditions.

 

4speed manual. Brake torque! Dump the clutch and light up the tires.

 

Because stuff connects to a frame and can detatch it'll be cheaper to repair vs a Camry correct -- whereas on the Camry or Accord the entire transaxle has to come out to get the engine out right?

I mean to say that repairs on a Toyota pickup will be cheaper than repairing a forward drive unibody car with or without automatic transmission


Eeek,. Here I go again thinking of maybe should I get a car?

State the above and then convince me why I should get a truck.

 

Guys brag about lighting up tires on pickups all the time, and I'm like: M'kay, I have to try NOT to squeal the tires on mine, lol. Not a lot of weight back there...

 

Fun to put it in low and drop a sick 4 wheel peel though

 

Did the 4 high wheel turn before I picked up the new tires. Just had to see if it could smoke 4!

 

See my post above ^