View Poll Results: Do any of you guys wish you had more interior room?
Yes, I wish I had a double cab.



35
33.33%
Yes, I should have gotten a 4runner.



13
12.38%
No, it's the perfect size.



57
54.29%
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A question for you Extended Cab Taco guys...
#1
Do any of you wish you had more interior room?
I'm still debating on what my next upgrade will be. Also, did any of the 98-99 Tacos come with the 5sp, V6, and a locker. I'm probably going to go 2WD. Yes I know, why not 4WD? Well I don't have the use for it. In the last year and a half, I have only used it when I was messing around. So for me a 4WD is just more maintenance, worse gas mileage, and higher insurance. Plus I kind of miss the utility of a bed.
Usually it's only me in the 4runner so I don't think that the lack of seating is a problem.
So, tell me what you think.
Thanks
I'm still debating on what my next upgrade will be. Also, did any of the 98-99 Tacos come with the 5sp, V6, and a locker. I'm probably going to go 2WD. Yes I know, why not 4WD? Well I don't have the use for it. In the last year and a half, I have only used it when I was messing around. So for me a 4WD is just more maintenance, worse gas mileage, and higher insurance. Plus I kind of miss the utility of a bed.
Usually it's only me in the 4runner so I don't think that the lack of seating is a problem.
So, tell me what you think.
Thanks
#3
Originally posted by SizzleChest
well, i can definitely advise you against getting a regular cab anyways. I like the look of a regular cab over an extra-cab, but man, i could really use the extra storage space.
well, i can definitely advise you against getting a regular cab anyways. I like the look of a regular cab over an extra-cab, but man, i could really use the extra storage space.
#4
Pros and cons to everything.
Double cab: Ok if you do have more than 2 people to transport on even a semi-regular frequency, BUT your bed length goes from 6' to 4'. YEEEESH......:cry:
Standard cab? Nice bobtail, but leg cramps and claustophobia are prone to happen.
Double cab: Ok if you do have more than 2 people to transport on even a semi-regular frequency, BUT your bed length goes from 6' to 4'. YEEEESH......:cry:
Standard cab? Nice bobtail, but leg cramps and claustophobia are prone to happen.
#7
I don't have a taco, but I do have a ext cab pickup. Its nice for two people, 3 is very uncomfortable, and 4 you might as well forget it (in a pickup, I dunno how much room a taco has). I wish I had the double cab, me and my friends wouldn't take so many vehicles to do stuff on the weekends, or I wouldn't have to squeeze in the back of a cabriolet.
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#8
Originally posted by toy283
I'm always on the hunt for an '84-'88 Doublecab.
I'm always on the hunt for an '84-'88 Doublecab.
#10
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Joined: Nov 2003
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From: Phoenix, AZ
My 2002 extra cab has worked very well for me. 95% time it's just me + a friend. Thus have all the room I need for people and tons of room for bikes, biking gear, camping gear, climbing gear, etc.
Hong
p.s. The other 5% invovled friends who are 5'5" or shorter and the extended cab worked out fine for 1 hr trips.
Hong
p.s. The other 5% invovled friends who are 5'5" or shorter and the extended cab worked out fine for 1 hr trips.
#11
Taco
I've had (2) Tacos, both extended cabs, one 96 and 99, both 4x4s. I can't fit into a regular cab comfortably, so it was never an option. If I buy another Taco on down the road, it will be a double cab for sure, for room for my boys, tools, etc.
#12
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Joined: Oct 2003
Posts: 98
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From: Boulder, Colorado
Originally posted by cctk2
Pros and cons to everything.
Double cab: Ok if you do have more than 2 people to transport on even a semi-regular frequency, BUT your bed length goes from 6' to 4'. YEEEESH......:cry:
Standard cab? Nice bobtail, but leg cramps and claustophobia are prone to happen.
Pros and cons to everything.
Double cab: Ok if you do have more than 2 people to transport on even a semi-regular frequency, BUT your bed length goes from 6' to 4'. YEEEESH......:cry:
Standard cab? Nice bobtail, but leg cramps and claustophobia are prone to happen.
#13
Thanks for the input guys.
I don't like being the driver when we go out, so a taco would be a good option. I guess the auto would be ok but after my 3.slow auto I was kinda leaning toward the 5speed. But the extra power of the 3.4L should be plenty sufficient with the auto. My sister's 3.4L auto seems to have plenty of power.
I came up with the idea for this poll after scrolling through Autotrader. I found a 98 extended cab, Taco V6, auto, TRD (I couldn't see if there was a switch so it could have been the sticker), with a 138K on it for 9K. It was in pretty good shape. I've heard so many stories about high mileage 3.4s not having any problems. After seeing this truck for sale I decided to continue pondering the idea of a Taco. Maybe I'll start saving for one soon.
Thanks again.
I don't like being the driver when we go out, so a taco would be a good option. I guess the auto would be ok but after my 3.slow auto I was kinda leaning toward the 5speed. But the extra power of the 3.4L should be plenty sufficient with the auto. My sister's 3.4L auto seems to have plenty of power.
I came up with the idea for this poll after scrolling through Autotrader. I found a 98 extended cab, Taco V6, auto, TRD (I couldn't see if there was a switch so it could have been the sticker), with a 138K on it for 9K. It was in pretty good shape. I've heard so many stories about high mileage 3.4s not having any problems. After seeing this truck for sale I decided to continue pondering the idea of a Taco. Maybe I'll start saving for one soon.
Thanks again.
#15
I've only owned extended cabs. More storage / items on hand without going back to the bed / reclining seats, etc., etc., make this far better than a standard cab (for me). The extended cab also offers more space for speakers (hee, hee).
I wouldn't mind having a Double Cab with a totally flat floor and jump seats (i.e., a double rigged like an XtraCab), 'cause I'd love to have even more 'interior' space (but not necessarily for passengers).
If you go to a 4-passenger Double Cab, people will consider you a candidate chauffeur... ;-)
I wouldn't mind having a Double Cab with a totally flat floor and jump seats (i.e., a double rigged like an XtraCab), 'cause I'd love to have even more 'interior' space (but not necessarily for passengers).
If you go to a 4-passenger Double Cab, people will consider you a candidate chauffeur... ;-)
#16
I went back and forth for awhile. Opted for the Extended Cab.
Both my 8 & 7 yr old children fit back there just fine, so now everyone can go places in the truck (to do truck stuff )and leave the wifes 4Runner at home.
Both my 8 & 7 yr old children fit back there just fine, so now everyone can go places in the truck (to do truck stuff )and leave the wifes 4Runner at home.
#17
Originally posted by Tacoma Dude
You want mine for the low low price of $16K?
You want mine for the low low price of $16K?
#18
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Joined: Aug 2002
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From: Home: Aurora, CO; Work: The People's Republic of Denver
I had a 5spd Ex. Cab and it was great, especially for just me & the wife. Got rid of it since she can't drive a stick and it was becoming impractical for me. Wish I'd bought a D-Cab to start with, I'd still have it today. I miss the e-locker in my Tacoma!:cry:
#19
Originally posted by AgRunner06
Haha, sorry that's just a little out of my budget. I'm trying to stay away from the car payments now. I had one for 4 years and this no payment stuff is great.
Haha, sorry that's just a little out of my budget. I'm trying to stay away from the car payments now. I had one for 4 years and this no payment stuff is great.


