Looking for a mid 90's truck...

[awsomeears]

Well I'm still hunting down that perfect Dodge Dakota but I have yet to find it, only has been a few weeks so its cool :thumbsup

The reason I made this thread is because what other Trucks out there have treated you well ?

I'm still focused on a Dakota because there work hogs and a few buddy's have or had them with only a few problems.

I'm not a ford fan so a Ranger would be my last pick, then again I think I read on here that they have 4.0's and there dam good motors.

What I'm looking for :

Year range 92 - 99
Price $1500 -$3200
Use - Work truck, daily driver, haul shit and at times use a two wheel tow dolly. No plowing, No off roading and No racing/burnouts

- Brad -

[pOrk]

chevy fullsize i dont know of any that have failed majorly with lss then 250k miles s10s get wose gas mlege then the fullsizes too just so u know

[GTSLOW]

Jeep Comanche, sports an everlasting 4.0L I-6

http://www.ajeepthing.com/gallery/images/Comanche.jpg

[CobraSnake]

yeah look at something from another country they seem to last forever and you could get one in that price range.

Mark

[84hurst]

My Silverado has been decent to me, and my Ranger was even better, always ran great, but the mileage sucked. Click here for a Silverado for sale. http://brewcitymuscle.com/forum/showthread.php?t=25631

[hrsp]

TOYOTA....hands down...indestructible

[Rocket Power]

Get a fullsize. More towing, more room, and the gas mileage hit isn't more that a couple MPG. A friend bought a (2003 I think)Ranger (4,0L) and it's only getting 2mpg max more than my fullsize F150 SuperCrew 4X4 with a 5.4l
I had an 86 ranger with a 2.9 and it got about 16-17 avg

[70challenger452]

dakotas still top my list of tuffest trucks. They don't haul a ton, they don't get the best milege, but as far as being able to take abuse, dakotas are tops

[Car Guy]

I will agree that Dodge Dakota's from the early to mid-90's are tough as nails.....








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