Both our's are beaters. Try to keep em going as long as can keep em road worthy.99 Tundra for me and 2000 4 runner for hers. Both nearing the 300,000 mark.

Current vechiles.
driven daily 1986 IH triaxle dump truck, 426000 miles
99 f350 7.3 500,000 miles., tow vechile
2010 yukon xl 230,000 miles,wifes.

1950 Chevrolet half ton pickup. Beater on the outside, finely tuned mechanical machinery otherwise.

96 lumina paid 600 for it. And a 97 f350 power stroke flat bed with 35in tires.it is junk but always takes me where I need to go and I test it on the regular.

94 2500 Dodge Ram with 360000 on it.

91 dodge ram W250 diesel 5spd almost 100,000 on it also have a 2019 Tacoma

You dont think this is a beater do you?

How's the frame on that truck? I had an 08 with the 5.7. One of the best trucks I've owned right up until a tree fell on it last December. Frame was getting pretty scaly though.

One of my vehicles is a '99 4x4 toyota with 400k. I'm going to keep that truck running as long as possible; I don't care how beat up it gets. I really don't know how it keeps going, I change the oil about every 20K miles and run it hard over very rough logging roads.

Lug nut we don't have to salt roads down here so the frame and underbelly look better than the topside.

Still driving my '02 dodge ram Cummins, 464,200 miles on it, six pin holes of rust on it, I plan to drive it as long as I can, newer trucks are overpriced junk