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This was a Colorado truck with only slight rust in the bed. It had new tires. Big v-6 stick shift with low range 4wd. 200,000 miles. My son wants to buy it. What is it worth? Thanks whelennut
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This is pre-Tacoma? Not much. That V-6 had issues, the transfer and tranny were oddballs now hard to get parts for. I'd keep looking for a 4cyl or a 3.4 V6 (Tacoma)
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As TAK stated, I'd pass on this truck and look for a '96 or newer V6, or a 4cyl. I know the deals are tempting, but the really clean pre-96 V6 pickups/4runners are always priced much cheaper for a reason.
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I'm odd man out, I guess. I prefer the pre Tacoma trucks.
Only the 4 cyl. though. out of 5 of them I had 1 head gasket issue. It didn't take much to fix it right.
A 96 V6 with rust, about $2,500.00
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I like the older trucks too...........but ONLY the 4cyl.
I missed the OP's mention of rust in the bed the first time. I'd also check what's going on underneath and especially the frame.
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I had an 89 once and it was so rusty I could have grated cheese with the fenders. The bumper was ready to fall off and the frame was rusting That was the final straw..
I like to do my hunting BEFORE I pull the trigger! There is only one kind of dead, but there are many different kinds of wounded.
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I had an 89 once and it was so rusty I could have grated cheese with the fenders. The bumper was ready to fall off and the frame was rusting That was the final straw.. http://www.budbuilt.com/new/frames.html
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