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Old 02-10-2011, 11:42 AM
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those 12 valve non common-rail Cummins' are E-Z to convert to veggie... and they like it!
It is my current plan A, plan b is to wait an eternity

Its only got 71k original miles (grandpa truck and grandpa just died) and no dings, rust, etc.
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It is my current plan A, plan b is to wait an eternity

Its only got 71k original miles (grandpa truck and grandpa just died) and no dings, rust, etc.
Wow, jealous. Nothing in this part of the world that old is rust-free. Heck, even finding one still running is uncommon...
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Its the one good thing about living in the desert. We are so dry that nothing really rusts if taken even moderate care of (we do use de-icer stuff here in the winter but no salt)
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Wow, jealous. Nothing in this part of the world that old is rust-free. Heck, even finding one still running is uncommon...
the truck was in nice condition, not perfect but nice. Unfortunately it went for an eye popping $10,500. About $3000-4000 over what it is worth.
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the truck was in nice condition, not perfect but nice. Unfortunately it went for an eye popping $10,500. About $3000-4000 over what it is worth.
WHOA! Yeah, that's a bit expensive!
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WHOA! Yeah, that's a bit expensive!
A bit?! It was hella expensive. I have no idea what that guy was thinking. For that money my brother is willing to part with his 2000 with the 24v cummins with only about $90k miles on it. Weird.
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DAMMIT !!!!! why won't toyota just sell the Hilux pickup in North America ????? We wouldn't even be looking at this thing if they would just let us in on the worlds number one selling pickup.....everywhere but here.
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DAMMIT !!!!! why won't toyota just sell the Hilux pickup in North America ????? We wouldn't even be looking at this thing if they would just let us in on the worlds number one selling pickup.....everywhere but here.
Yer preachin' to the choir, my friend!
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About a month ago I saw a guy driving a new looking HiLux on the freeway in Georgia. Got no idea how he got it here, but there's at least one of them. Maybe he's willing to sell it? Should have followed him and asked about it.
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well we can always wait 25 years and then bring one in
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