How do you feel about this?

Does it have direct injection?

Not enough sidewall

Does it have direct injection?

>>17583257
I wouldn't know how to find the answer to your question
>>17583298
I guess this is a meme?


>>17583285
I trust your opinion

I'm mostly car-illiterate, I'm not very familiar with the technical side of vehicles, nor do I understand what makes one an appealing model.

>>17583235
Special find, the last of these were rolling around in the 90s. Never see them anymore.

>>17583235

You wouldn't be ridiculed but people might think you are a cholo or an arrogrant rich landowner

I like these small truck in stock form, but those wheels look shit and there is indeed not enough sidewall (the black band of tyre you can see when you look at the wheel, it should be a higher 'profile', i.e. more rubber to make the ride less harsh).

With a truck this old, you would need to do regular but simple maintenance to keep it happy, like fluid levels, filter checks and checking the points if it has a carburetor. Watch for rust too, but that won't be a huge problem in TX I imagine

>>17583894
This guy is spot on. Those rims do indeed loom like shit

The painted grill looks gross.

>>17583235
I think it depends. Does it have direct injection?

>>17583235
That's a nice truck, I can respect a classic. My first truck was a 1962 f100 with a 352ci v8, so I've always had a soft spot

>>17583894
>>17583908
>points and carb are automatically together
no

If it does have points ignition, replace that shit with electronic ignition and don't worry about it. The vast majority of them running today have been retrofitted.
It'll need a bunch of simple maintenance at the beginning and then be more reliable than any modern car made thereafter.

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It depends what you like. I think a truck should have proportions like this when talking about older trucks. Everyone has their own taste

>>17585804

I've never struggled with points ignition and carbs, they were built together for years and intended to work together for daily use, if you do buy one with electric ignition happy days but if it doesn't then they should be checked together

>be more reliable than a modern car

only in the sense that there is less to go wrong, and it will probably be easier and simpler to repair.