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Nov 2, 2008 | 07:29 PM

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SEMSD

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Sure try my gallery
https://www.yotatech.com/gallery/sho...=37232&cat=500
https://www.yotatech.com/gallery/sho...0&ppuser=37232

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Nov 2, 2008 | 07:39 PM

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abecedarian

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Originally Posted by 91Toyota

What about nuts?;D
I don't think your nuts...but yellow is the best color in the world...wanna be my best friend? lol

I can make some snow for you... if you like.

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Self induced suicide

That would be 'swampthinging' when done in a Toyota truck.

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Nov 2, 2008 | 07:48 PM

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91Toyota

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Originally Posted by abecedarian

I can make some snow for you... if you like.

If I know what snow your talking about I'll have to pass...but I'm sure superbleeder would want some

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That would be 'swampthinging' when done in a Toyota truck.

Tru dat yo!

Nov 2, 2008 | 08:06 PM

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I think that TT put it best...

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Originally Posted by ThomasTedder

Hell no. I have about $7000 in my 86 4Runner. If I had $7000 to go buy a truck I wouldn't have picked mine, but over time it DOES make sense. If you buy a truck for $2500 and drive it for a year, that's less than a car payment and you own it. Then if the motor goes, $3500 for a new motor makes sense, since you'll have a truck with a new motor. When the brake calipers freeze up and the clutch goes out, it's still way cheaper to fix it than buy a $7000 truck. In the end you'll probably have a truck that's more sound and reliable than the $7000 truck.

BTW, what brand is that truck bed? I've never seen one for A 'Yota before!

Nov 2, 2008 | 10:02 PM

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dport

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Sounds good to me, as long as you pay cash for upgrades/repairs. The way everyone accepts/expects to have a car payment their whole life is evidence that an entire country can be brainwashed. Having $7000 "invested" into an old truck is a heck of a lot better than paying FoMoCo $600 a month for 6 yrs and then only having a truck worth $3000 when you're finished. I'll keep rocking my 96 until it dies, unless I pick up a dbl cab sometime. Then I'll drive it until it dies and then rebuild it. Also, give me your truck bed

Nov 3, 2008 | 12:05 AM

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SEMSD

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Sorry! Found her that way. I have no idea who or where the box was made. No name no logo, Nada!

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Nov 3, 2008 | 08:17 AM

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well, looks like you have a rarity among the yota enthusists... which means, do all you can to keep her alive... unless you go and drop 60k for a new challenger SRT-8, you wont have the same distinction... go ahead and drop 60K into your Yota and see what kind of a monster you get out of it...

maybe get that box gold plated

acutally, im not sure you CAN drop 60K into a toyota... i think 20K is the max on money you can spend...
which your still better off...

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Nov 3, 2008 | 08:27 AM

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If your nuts add me to the list I am the proud owner of 3 right now and including those I have owned 6. My current projects are in my sig and have about 13k in them...And I am not done spending as of yet atleast another 6-7 is in my future....