That's reasonable enough.
My current 87 2.2L 4cyc 4Runner is getting around
19-20 overall. But it doesn't have enough power to get
out of it's own way! I'm used to that anyawy. I don't
need pull-tree-stump power, and realize that this will
be a bigger engine w/ bigger disp. But would liek the
newer OBD computer controlled smoothness!
Dean
--- Chris Spotts <ccs138@psu.edu> wrote:
> what do you consider reasonable gas mileage? If
> your doing city driving,
> you'll probably see around 15-16, highway is usually
> from 19-22.
>
> -Chris
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Dean Liu" <windsurf_dean@yahoo.com>
> To: <dakota-truck@buffnet.net>
> Sent: Friday, August 03, 2001 9:08 AM
> Subject: DML: What to watch for? WTB 98 Dakota
>
>
> > Hi, I'm new to the list. Will be looking at a 98
> >
> > Here's the spec:
> > 98 Dakota Sport, long bed, 3.9L V6, AT. AC, sun
> roof,
> > sliding window, bedliner, cassette, cd changer,
> > 27k miles, $11k. VIN = 1B7FL26X1WS######
> > (checked the VIN decoder already)
> >
> >
> > A brief summary of my mission for this vehicle....
> > I'm a windsurfer and wanted a NON-full size truck
> to
> > haul my windsurfing boards, masts, sails...etc.
> Hence
> > looking for 8' longbed. Plan to put a shell over
> the
> > bed and bolt roof racks on top of that. Board on
> top
> > and other equip locked up inside. Possiblely
> install
> > running boards for easier roof access. Currently
> have
> > an old 1st Gen 4Runner that's just not big enough,
> > plus I don't really need the backseats. Waned
> > something
> > a bit bigger than regular pick-ups and long bed.
> Want
> > reasonable gas mileage and don't need full-size...
> > learned about the "mid-size" Dakotas and
> researched
> > out the 97-99 yrs to have the long beds.
> > So here I am.
> >
> > Dean
=====
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