• @[email protected]
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    145 months ago

    The front truck is wonderful. Put a small lift on it and you can literally go anywhere in north America

      • @[email protected]
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        95 months ago

        Sure, what I mean is that brand/year/size truck, as you say, ideally with 4wd.

        2wd, 75% of north America.

        • @Everythingispenguins
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          -285 months ago

          So what you meant is that truck but not that truck.

          Also FYI the 2wd version was not liftable in any practical sense. It has IFS and I doubt anyone and a kit for it. So it would be a custom job, for a 2wd truck.

          But yes you are right, that truck will literally go anywhere in America there is a maintained road. Just like every other vehicle.

          • @[email protected]
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            5 months ago

            Huh? How is it not “that truck”? It simply needs a not pictured accessory. My point was quite clear that a land yacht is not required to get almost anywhere.

            It was the SIZE of the vehicle I was namely describing, you pedant

            Edit this context is obvious if you use any critical thinking, as the subject of the meme/post photo is the relative sizes of the vehicle.

          • @[email protected]
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            105 months ago

            Don’t be a pedantic dick. He was saying that the generation of the Tacoma that is pictured here as the small truck was highly capable. There were 4wd versions produced and with a lift they were some of the most versatile vehicles ever made. There’s a reason why militaries added machine guns and artillery cannons to them sometimes. Don’t act like you don’t understand what they were trying to say.

      • @ThatWeirdGuy1001
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        25 months ago

        Yeah but in my experience with those smaller trucks if you get stuck going forward you’ll almost always be able to back out of it.