What's the best small truck for light hauling? Preferably

>inb4 europoors start bitching about vans

New or used? Where are you located? Budget? Whats going to be hauled?

>>17003324
Why do yuros like vans

They seem like they're harder to clean

>>17003324

Located in Canada.

Would like to spend $6,000-$10,000 US. Looking for a truck with lower mileage that isn't completely worn out

Fine with 2WD as well as I get a company truck in winters.

I often haul a small fishing boat and a single flat bed car trailer as I do car hauling as a side job.

Mazda BT-50

>>17003335
F150

I would get a 4x4, a 2wd truck is usless.

Early toyota pickups. Get a 94 with a 22RE. Perfect for small trailers with shit like dirt bikes, a jet ski, lawn mower, ect. Rav4 engine so reliable as hell, the value still holds on them and it's pretty ok on gas and drives like a car.

>>17003335
Ford Ranger 4cyl

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>>17003319
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>>17003333
I don't know what you're usually putting in a truck, but a mountain of cow dung doesn't belong in a van. If you haul cow dung a lot, get a truck.

>>17003448
>yfw burgers protected auto market will never see the ute

>>17003482

You can still buy older El Caminos, Sprints and Rancheros.

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>>17003335
You could just get an old Tacoma with the 22r, those fuckers last an eternity.