'05 Tacoma

>new frame

>>16754495
>from a dealer so slightly less sketchy than some Craigslist rando

sauce on this

>>16754495
still be like 12k truck around here
stupid tax

>>16754503
So is that a no?

>>16754674
well you should inquire as to why it needed a whole new frame, given how extreme of a repair that is

>new frame

God toyota trucks are shit

>>16754718
>>16754697
>hurr durr

Unlike every other rust bucket truck manufacturer, Toyota went out of their way to fix the problems with their rusty frames. A Tacoma/Tundra truck that had a hole of more than 10mm in diameter qualified for a brand new frame

Just because they changed the frame doesn't mean the frame was rotted to the ground, or that the owner wasn't an idiot who didn't know how to properly maintain it

>>16754859
how much does toyota pay you?

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>>16754674


yea

>>16755147
not wanting a fold-up and easily stow-able truck

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>>16755166

not wanting Toyota's anti rust preventative technology

>>16754859
You again?

A large number of Toyotas less than 10 years old developed gaping holes due to corrosion that compromised the structural integrity of the vehicle.

There is no other " rust bucket truck manufacturer" that had anything comparible unless it worked in a salt mine for all its life.

My neighbor took his Taco in for inspection and was told it "didn't meet the criteria" for frame replacement. Less than 2 years later, same dealership determined vehicle was "unsafe to drive" due to frame rot. He has a Colorado now.

>>16755292
shitty life choices and you can't have nice things

>>16755292

This is why u always buy rust protection on ur cars in North America.