what vehicle

[ZRrrr]

There is tons of aftermarket stuff for Tacomas. My Bro in Law's has a lift, looks good. Do an internet search or call an offroad shop.

 

[Hillclimber]

to the tacomas is there anything that you can do to them for after marcket stuff? exhaust, rims tires lifts? thinking if i got one 4" lift 18'20" rims? all terrain tires?

what would that do to the mialage?

I would go at least a half ton nothing less i have done the smal truck thing but no good then i did full size with v6 in it no good now i am at full size v8

 

[HRT Offroad]

My vote is for the Yota...a little more expensive, but much more reliable!
We just bought a new Tundra, and it's awesome!!

 

[sledobsessed]

the truck is really only meant for a starter truck...school work and back...not alot more...ill be buying a differant one when i get some new toys and have the money for one

 

[polarice]

very well put thats why the debt issue is what it is


QUOTE=Work2Ride;201534]Buy an Older/Cheap Truck to Haul ur toys, and buy a cheap car to save money on gas. U insure the Car, ur parents insure the Truck and put u as a casual driver. you get the best of both worlds, have a truck to haul ur toys when u need it, and a car to get u around, save money on gas. The amount of money u save driving the car will pay to insure the trucks.

Save ur money and buy more toys.

Or save to buy a house with a garage to fill with toys.

People spend way to much money on gas/insurance/vehicle payments, everyone is so conscious of there vehicle status.

I have an 04 Dodge Ram for when we get really bad roads/snow fall, and I drive the 97 Sunfire when I can to save money on gas. Im 19 years old.[/QUOTE]