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I live in Minnesota currently so you rarely see them here but even if i just drove it in non snowing seasons.
Plus I want to move to a warmer climate place.
I was thinking regular cab but full size which is still a smaller truck by today's standards.
Something like this
Full size is the only size.
Love my RAM 1500, and at thousands less the my beloved GMC and with more creature comforts.
I jammed myself into smaller vehicles for years cause I wanted to save pennies on fuel.
I get 19.9 on the highway with my RAM (2017) with bike and gear.
When I was younger, it was easier to fold myself up to fit into my Tacoma, but if I had a do over, my older wiser self would have slapped my cheap ass self and showed me the light.
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Maybe my mother in law will be excited about selling her late husband's truck. 1997 Tacoma V6 A/T 4x4 x-cab, tow pkg, 235K. Terrible paint, old tires. Runs fine, it took me to the track this morning.
The Black S10 just got nailed by a tree in the last snow storm.
Just downsized from a Nissan Titan to a Tacoma perfect for little mans pw. I haven’t had my bike loaded up yet.
Nissan 1400 Bakkie uses a rear wheel drive and can attain fast acceleration from 0-100km/h or 0-60mph in 16.5 seconds. Has 2 doors, passenger capacity of 3. Engine uses gasoline fuel, has 4 cylinders, displacement of 1397cc, can give a maximum power of 64hp. Has a combined fuel consumption of 0.24mpg. Has a maximum fuel capacity of 11.89 gallons.
Transmission: Manual, 5 speed
Top speed: 146 km/h (90.72 mph)
Acceleration 0-100 km/h (0-60 mph): 16.5 s
Wheel drive: Rear
Number of doors: 2
Number of seats: 3
Wheelbase: 2310 mm (90.94 inc)
Length: 3850 mm (151.57 inc)
Width: 1430 mm (56.3 inc)
Height: 1500 mm (59.06 inc)
Towing weight: 772 kg (1702
Pit Row
Looked a bit like this
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Loved the mini trucks when I was younger. Over the years had three S-10’s, a slammed Ranger, and that good ol D 50.
Kid seats killed the mini truck for me. Now a full size crew cab is the min. requirement. 😞
During the D 50 days most of the companies had shared small trucks or their own. EVERYONE I KNEW HAD ONE AND STILL TALKS ABOUT WHY THEY STILL DONT SELL THEM>
Dodge had the D50.Mitsubishi
Chevy had the luv or early s 10 made by Isuzu
Ford had ranger made by Mazda
My Mighty max was incredible loaded with two bikes, gear, tools and gas cans it would roll at 90 easy. I may still have a copy of my ticket to prove it. lol The only problem I had with it was when I bought it the dealer put in a bed liner and on the way home it lifted up and blew out because they did not mount it. I stopped had to drag it back to the truck threw it in mounted it myself and all good.
While these were great trucks some were not as good as mine. A friend of mine had a four wheel drive ranger. One time we were traveling to the races and I asked how fast he goes and he told me he holds it to the floor. We took off with me in the lead and I looked up and could not even see him. lol Top speed was about 75.
The best was a friend of mine who I will not say who it is but if you race motocross in Missouri and for sure the State Series you know who he is. Sorry Steve lol. He had a diesel long bed two wheel drive Chevy or Isuzu. Top speed might have been 65 if was driven off a cliff. It was white and got in a hail storm that dented it all up so we called it the Golf Ball. Still many miles were put on that thing going riding and racing. Man those were good times.
There's something called the CAFE target curve for light trucks (F150's are considered light trucks). It uses the wheelbase multiplied by the vehicle's track to find the fuel economy needed. However, it's not a straight line, and truly small trucks would need to get very similar numbers as small cars. With the aerodynamic and weight advantages of a car it's almost impossible to achieve these kinds of results with a truck.
Like so many other parts of our lives, the over-reaching US govt has screwed this part up too.
I will get another 80’s Toyota eventually.
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