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To paraphrase Patrick McManus any truck that belongs to someone else.
I am partial to Toyota 4x4s especially the older 80s models. They are small and nimble and will go almost anywhere. They are also very tough and dependable.
chevy all the way, plenty of quality for little cost
older toyotas, f 150s and silverados. theyre all cheap and tough trucks.
chevy chevy chevy chevy chevy!
I've got a 93 toyota and a 79 ford 4x4's
One that can be depended upon to take you and bring you.
I will only admit this once: I was once a Chevy girl and then my beloved 85 stepside (her name is Bessy) bit the twinkie and I found myself in the heated cab of a 1996 Ford F250 4WD (her name is Lulu) so I switched. Is that bad to switch between makes of trucks? When I was a teenager I drove a Toyota 4WD with six inches of lift.
Any truck that gets you there & back
whether fishing or hunting anywhere in the state of Ca, my 2001 Lifted Jeep Wrangler will get me where i need to go, and then some
I drive a '96 Ford F-150 and i like it. It's paid off, got a little rust, and i won't cry if it gets scratched up (though i don't try to beat it up). It's tough, reliable, and has an 8 foot bed that you can fill full of field dressed deer. I would say that any truck is a good truck, chevy, toyota, ford, dodge, whatever. Just get out and hunt. Make sure you keep up with the maintence though, you don't want to be stuck out in the middle of nowhere! Heck, the radio in mine even works!
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To paraphrase Patrick McManus any truck that belongs to someone else.
chevy all the way, plenty of quality for little cost
chevy chevy chevy chevy chevy!
One that can be depended upon to take you and bring you.
I am partial to Toyota 4x4s especially the older 80s models. They are small and nimble and will go almost anywhere. They are also very tough and dependable.
older toyotas, f 150s and silverados. theyre all cheap and tough trucks.
I've got a 93 toyota and a 79 ford 4x4's
I will only admit this once: I was once a Chevy girl and then my beloved 85 stepside (her name is Bessy) bit the twinkie and I found myself in the heated cab of a 1996 Ford F250 4WD (her name is Lulu) so I switched. Is that bad to switch between makes of trucks? When I was a teenager I drove a Toyota 4WD with six inches of lift.
Any truck that gets you there & back
whether fishing or hunting anywhere in the state of Ca, my 2001 Lifted Jeep Wrangler will get me where i need to go, and then some
I drive a '96 Ford F-150 and i like it. It's paid off, got a little rust, and i won't cry if it gets scratched up (though i don't try to beat it up). It's tough, reliable, and has an 8 foot bed that you can fill full of field dressed deer. I would say that any truck is a good truck, chevy, toyota, ford, dodge, whatever. Just get out and hunt. Make sure you keep up with the maintence though, you don't want to be stuck out in the middle of nowhere! Heck, the radio in mine even works!
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