My 1990 Dodge w250 standard four speed 318 never let me down. Bought new and just sold her last year.

the old Toyota 4 cylinder 4x4 with a standard trans-we beat the snot outta those trucks hunting fox and coyotes in our young and stupid days-they kept going no matter what.1985-90 I believe. Remember driving down blown in snowy roads in 4 low right to the pin-seriously burry the tachometer and get to the end of the mile road going like 2 miles an hour because the snow was so deep and it would go right back to idle at 800 r.p.m.We still laugh about it these days.Great trucks indeed for trapping anyway.

Sounds like a Toyota Hilux. Not sure if they don't sell them here because they don't want to or are not allowed to. Off road vehicle of choice for the rest of the world, including middle east rat patrol types.

Shame they don't sell them here.

Nice bobcat

The old Jeep J series pickups were good trucks

One reason Toyotas got so many complaints about their frames rusting out, is because unlike so many other brands they were still running and driving by the time the frame rusted.

They are making side by sides these days that are bigger than that Toyota! And they cost way more, and if you manage to get 20,000 miles on one it is completely worn out.

1981 new Toyota full length bed diesel ....yes I said diesel........2WD pickem up truck......due to ongoing arab oil crisis back then.......tried a diesel.........cannot regret it......used for work....built my own 1 1/2 in. Square tubing ladder rack....added 2 leafs to rear springs......always had deep lug snow tires on original rims......came with double battery.....I had dealer add only block heater and am/fm radio......could not kill it......almost to 200,000 mi......only expensees.......tires.....batteries....oil changes.....and minor recommended mgf maintenance ....wish I'd bought 3 and put 2 in long term storage to use as they wore out one by one........." beam me up scotie "........

I had an 83 diesel. Some people don't believe me when I tell them Toyota sold diesel pickups in the US. Great little pickup. The only reason I got rid of it was because it wasn't 4 wheel drive and I was tired of shoveling it out of the snow. Traded for an 87 4x4. I wish I still had them both.

Always find it odd that those small, clean, efficient, high mileage diesels.......small cars and trucks.........are not sold in US because they claim they can't pass emissions tests........yet those older Dodge pickups with Cummins diesels could, yet when you punch one of those it looks like it is running on a burning tire.

Bruce, they can't resist the bag.

Hey......mine was solid as a rock.....don't know for sure, cause I had all work done.by shops........but was that a International diesel.......and where would it be marked.........snow is really no big issue in my area.....

74 hi-boy

International Harvester Scout

X 2

a scout (best ever made)!? every scout or ih I've been around has been a cobbled together pos from factory

My best truck I ever owned was my 2004 Toyota Tacoma. I had 276000 miles on it but the frame rusted. I sill got $2500 for it through Craigslist for parts.