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Nice piece there

I miss them old Monte Carlos.

Yeah I don't care much for the Medieval Possum Invader Clan

No joke! I was riding in my wife's car one day and she saw me staring at this dealer lifted gmc truck on my phone. Good looking truck but I was staring at it because I was trying to wrap my head around the fact that this truck was priced at $117,000.

That is a really good looking truck. I thought I would hate that cement color when it came out but I have started to really like it.

Dang, and here I was thinking that was only the Ram trucks!

And spme '24 Tundras from what I'm hearing. Locked up engines after the redesign. I have to wonder what the quality of those new engines will be like. Not what I'm used to seeing from Toyota. The '21 and older Tundras are good as far as I've heard. Dad's 2016 has been trouble free (except for that dang deer!). I do love the Tundras for sure. I still wish I could find a low mileage, about 2018 and up Tundra I could afford.

Yep. Started out shopping for a Tundra Crew 4x4. Just couldn't find any I could afford.

Failed to mention the Tundra. Good truck. Had an 2004 some years ago. If I could find a reasonable price I'd take one. Does anybody have any input on the Tacoma vs the 4runner?

Ford man at heart here, but I've been worried about quality issues I've been hearing about. Although, I'll say the F150 is not completely off my list. If I could find the right deal, the base model XL crew 4x4 with the 5.0 would be great.

STILL! I won't say that EVERYTHING has fallen off my list, but ALMOST everything has fallen off my list. Whether that's because of GM's cylinder deactivation junk that has resulted in a lawsuit against them, yet they still insist on using it, or because of quality control issues among the brands, or down-the-road-after-the-warranty transmission issues that I've heard cost over 10k to replace, or engine failures in the 2022 and up Toyota Tundras, or transmission failures (and other components) in the 2024 Toyota Tacomas, or whatever else, most have dropped of my list. Or some because of the absolute STUPID prices. For the time being, two remain. The 2023 and older Toyota Tacoma crew cab 4x4 TRD Off Road with the 6 speed manual, or the Toyota 4runner TRD Off Road. Any advice/suggestions would be appreciated, especially from the "Yota Lubbers" on here.

Forget the date, head straight to the church and marry that woman RIGHT NOW! That's what ya do.

Well, on another note, do y'all have any recommendations on which trucks and which type of truck setups? Keeping in mind that this will be my only vehicle so it'll be a daily driver as well.

I may or may not go through with this, but I'm thinking about getting a tractor (about a 50 horse) with implements, and if I do I'll need to get a truck to pull it with, plus maybe pull a cattle trailer later on. My current worn out half ton ain't gonna work. I'm looking at 3/4 and 1 ton single wheel diesel pickups with crew cab and standard bed. I've narrowed down to Ram and GMC. Seems like most of these dealers out here are pricing at msrp or a good bit above. I'm not doing that. I've found one Ram dealer in Louisiana that sells at a pretty decent percentage off of msrp. Do y'all know of any good dealers within a reasonable distance of middle TN?

He was one of my favorites, especially on the hot rod shows.

Well I gotta admit it's coming along and looking "more gooder. "

And it'll actually be trustworthy!

Yeah, I can't get my wife to go off anywhere without me. Dadgummit!

They know it's their best choice because they know it's absolute sheer misery for life otherwise.

I'm enamored with these Salomons right now. I'll look into the Lowa boots.

I knew there had to be a song behind that but I just couldn't dig it up from the way back files.

Love this band too.

I'm not much on movies overall, but I love vocals. Wish I had the range and talent of these guys.

Not me. I missed out last night. How I didn't know anything about it I ... well, don't know.