In great part thanks to you guys, I'm keeping the truck
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In great part thanks to you guys, I'm keeping the truck
I decided not to get an Xterra (or any other vehicle for that matter) for the time being.
I ordered some replacement shocks for the tailgate, some replacement Bilsteins and Downey coils up front, and bought some new spark plugs.
I will keep the truck as long as I can, and be on the lookout, meanwhile, for a low miles 2000. If I'm lucky, I'll switch over to that.
I ordered some replacement shocks for the tailgate, some replacement Bilsteins and Downey coils up front, and bought some new spark plugs.
I will keep the truck as long as I can, and be on the lookout, meanwhile, for a low miles 2000. If I'm lucky, I'll switch over to that.
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Smart man Hugo!
Mine's going to be driven in college by my now 2yr old son.
J/K I have been looking at 4th gens, but just can't bring myself to take on car payments again.
Mine's going to be driven in college by my now 2yr old son.
J/K I have been looking at 4th gens, but just can't bring myself to take on car payments again.
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Actually, money saved will be dumped in my other automotive money pit (the M3), on renovations on the house, or for travelling purposes.
I figured I didn't need to waste 40 grand (CAN$) on a truck I didn't need, especially if reliability was a question mark.
I had the sheetmetal around the windshield re-done and repainted last year, so the truck has little/no rusts issues at the moment. I should be good to go for a while.
I figured I didn't need to waste 40 grand (CAN$) on a truck I didn't need, especially if reliability was a question mark.
I had the sheetmetal around the windshield re-done and repainted last year, so the truck has little/no rusts issues at the moment. I should be good to go for a while.
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If you do go and buy another 4runner, consider buying one down in the southwest US and have it shipped up to the border for importation. The process isn't that bad, I guarantee it's cheaper than buying in Canada and you'll get a vehicle that is completely rust free (ie it's like buying it new.....body-wise anyway). It's just horrible how fast winters up here can totally trash vehicles.
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