I like the fact that Toyotas supposedly "full sized" Tundra is barely bigger
than our dakotas. The bed on a Tundra is a few inches wider than a Dakota,
but it is still does not have a 6.5 foot long bed. I guess the Japanese
auto makers will always think "small".
Russ
'99 CC SLT V8 4x4
>>>>I'm not sure what Toyota you are talking about, but I assume a Tacoma
since it's around the same class as a Dakota. When I was looking for a used
truck I looked into lots of different kinds (and got a laugh when I saw
the same year/engine Ford Rangers and Mazda B-2300s at completely different
prices since after all the are both exactly the same... minus the logos).
When I was looking at the Tacoma, I read it used a timing belt instead of
a chain. That was a big turn down.
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