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Needed to replace the 20 year old Toyota Pickup with something slightly more reliable, sold Toyota for $1400 and for $500 more purchased

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2004 F150 Heritage 4x2, slightly larger and more thirsty, but nice drive.

More pictures to follow.

  • 2 weeks later...
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Sorry about the delay, I have been busy at the Nissan plant, found some time to take some more pictures. Ongoing jobs to do - Oil Change (5000 mile intervals on these :x ) replacement tire, air filter and spark plugs - its on the original plugs at 170k, change interval should be 100k.

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Looks like a fun ute man always wanted to tool about in one of these for a while. I can never quite get my head around US mileages they always seem to be on another level

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The Toyota had 312K miles on it when I sold it, the 22RE 4 cyl engine has a reputation for longevity. Our commuting distances here in the US are greater than back home there in the UK, and petrol prices have allways been lower - currently 53p a liter.

  • 3 weeks later...
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Had to buy a new tire at Walmart, was pleasantly surprised that such a large tire was very reasonably priced. Decided on a General Grabber 235/70 x 16 for $105, has white lettering for added 1970 retro points - I remember this brand from custom car magazines when I was a kid.

 

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I have grown fond of the OTT badges on the wings too, I was going to remove them

 

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I have grown fond of the OTT badges on the wings too, I was going to remove them

 

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Triton V8........sounds a lot better than "wanked out "A" series", doesn't it?

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The Toyota had 312K miles on it when I sold it, the 22RE 4 cyl engine has a reputation for longevity. Our commuting distances here in the US are greater than back home there in the UK, and petrol prices have allways been lower - currently 53p a liter.

 

 

66p /l here... $3.68/gal

 

Nice little truck, we have a few of those on our fleet, even with the general abuse they all have over 200k on and burble along merrily, squeaks and rattles optional :D

 

--Phil

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