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and had limited funds that would put you in the 1998 -2000 range and were concerned with fuel consumption , what would you get?
 
How bigga truck we talkin' about? Thars trucks...and then thars TRUCKS!
 
Around if it don't stink and belch ungodly amounts of smoke ...it ain't a pick up
 
thinkin ford ranger, exploder sport trac, dodge dakota etc
 
Being a Toyota guy, I gotta put in for a Tacoma. worked on a lot of 'em, major mechanical problems were rare.
 
Banjo said:
Being a Toyota guy, I gotta put in for a Tacoma. worked on a lot of 'em, major mechanical problems were rare.
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Plus one - I have a 2005 Tacoma. Only issue I've had was that the display for the temperature and compass died (common problem, and lots of documentation about a very easy fix with a soldering iron), and the hood release cable slipped out of the handle under the dash. 85k miles and doing great.
 
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