trading in my F-250 and selling my Yota
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trading in my F-250 and selling my Yota
Ive got a plan that will allow me to have the best of both worlds, a fast Mustang and a 4x4 truck. What I plan to do is trade in the F-250 next summer and sell the yota and get a 95 or older Toyota pick up with a 22R/22RE manual tranny with 4x4. And once thats paid off in late 06 early 07 Ill be able to get another Mustang.
So what does everyone suggest for me? I want a 4cyl for the better gas milage and Id like to get an extended cab, but Id lke to stay in a price range of 7-8K or less. And Id like to get an EFI one, is this possible? Im not too worried about milage cause from what Ive experienced, this 22R is one tough ass motor
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So what does everyone suggest for me? I want a 4cyl for the better gas milage and Id like to get an extended cab, but Id lke to stay in a price range of 7-8K or less. And Id like to get an EFI one, is this possible? Im not too worried about milage cause from what Ive experienced, this 22R is one tough ass motor
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Around here in SLC, when I was shopping for a xtra-cab 93-95, or a second gen 4runner, I found the market to be rather eccentric. I found a quite a few 4x4 90-95 xtra cabs that were manual, but very few slushboxes, which was what I wanted. So, I expect that depending on where you are, you can get a 90-95 xtra cab pickup with a 4cyl/5speed for 4-6k with 120-160k miles. Go for private party, you can usually get a better feel of how the truck was maintained, as well as a better deal. You'll probably see a good number of pickups with v6's, but if you're going stick, I'm with you, go for a 22re. Show it a little love and it'll take you everywhere you want... and your SO too :-)
The truck'll make a fine DD, me thinks, and when it comes time to buy the mustang you want, you'll get a good sampling of both worlds.
BTW... they're all fuel injected in the 90-95 year range. (they were all fi'd before that, but I'm sure about the 90-95 range)
good luck,
B
The truck'll make a fine DD, me thinks, and when it comes time to buy the mustang you want, you'll get a good sampling of both worlds.
BTW... they're all fuel injected in the 90-95 year range. (they were all fi'd before that, but I'm sure about the 90-95 range)
good luck,
B
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DO IT! get another stang. what kinda mustang are you looking for? personally i have a sweet spot for the 87-93's especially Lx's here's mine, just finished redoing everything this spring.
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Originally Posted by fiveofeen
DO IT! get another stang. what kinda mustang are you looking for? personally i have a sweet spot for the 87-93's especially Lx's here's mine, just finished redoing everything this spring.
Oh, I absolutly love Fox Mustangs, I had a clean 1985 GT, last of the carbed Mustangs and the first of the roller 5.0's. I plan on getting a 99+ as my next one. probley a 02+ GT or a 03-04 Mach I
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