What trucks do you regret selling?

[tkhuntsman]

First gen. Toyota Tacoma TRD Crew cab with the little 4.7 V8. That truck was awesome. Put 380k miles on it then traded it in for a new Tacoma in 15. I should have kept it and just replaced the engine if it ever gave out.

 

[BobT1105]

There are 3 over the years that I wish I still had, the first was not really a pickup but a 1964 ElCamino, 283 4 speed 48,000 on the clock when I bought it. The next was a 1979 GMC High Sierra, 350 with a granny low four speed, my first new vehicle. The last one was a 1961 Ford Unibody Custom Cab, I have seen a lot of Unibodies but only one other Custom Cab.

 

[Carl 9.3x62]

First gen. Toyota Tacoma TRD Crew cab with the little 4.7 V8. That truck was awesome. Put 380k miles on it then traded it in for a new Tacoma in 15. I should have kept it and just replaced the engine if it ever gave out.

You put a V8 in a first gen tacoma?

 

[Exhausted]

I think nostalgia makes us regret selling vehicles from our youth. I had 1976 Chevy Blazer I would love to have now but remember being happy when I sold it. I also had a 76 Camaro and 69 Pontiac Grand Prix that would be fun to have still.

I think we'd like to have them back as a 2nd or project vehicle. I doubt most would want to go back to having them as our daily driver.

My first truck was a 1970 Chevy C10 with a 350. Manual 4 speed with a granny 1st gear. That thing would move, and then wouldn't stop because the tires were bald and I was too young and poor to replace them. It was my grandpa's then my uncle's, then mine. I left behind and eventually sold it while moving across the country. I wish I had it now to slowly wrench on with my son.

 

[mtmuley]

I think we'd like to have them back as a 2nd or project vehicle. I doubt most would want to go back to having them as our daily driver.

I find myself driving my 1986 Chevy 4x4 quite a bit. It’s a great truck. mtmuley

 

[nrpate05]

I sold my 92 F150 when I was broke many years back. I see a few similar ones still driving around town. Really wish I kept it.

 

[noharleyyet]

Really like my current '26 AT4X 1500 but hindsight being 20/20, I sorta wish I'd kept the 2023 2500 AT4HD another year & traded for the one of the '27 1500 AT4X's with the new 6.6 475 hp engines. I could have done w/o the '26's 6.2 engine failure at 2800 miles.

 

[mtmuley]

Really like my current '26 AT4X 1500 but hindsight being 20/20, I sorta wish I'd kept the 2023 2500 AT4HD another year & traded for the one of the '27 1500 AT4X's with the new 6.6 475 hp engines. I could have done w/o the '26's 6.2 engine failure at 2800 miles.

The new GM gas engines are interesting. The giant TV screen dashboards are weird to me though. mtmuley

 

[El Jason]

I could have done w/o the '26's 6.2 engine failure at 2800 miles.

Those don’t have the multi cylinder deactivation either, do they?

 

[mtmuley]

Those don’t have the multi cylinder deactivation either, do they?

Most of the issues were with the crankshaft and bearings failure. mtmuley

 

[noharleyyet]

Those don’t have the multi cylinder deactivation either, do they?

Those don’t have the multi cylinder deactivation either, do they?

Still has deactivation Jason, AI explains the change better than I.

 

[noharleyyet]

The new GM gas engines are interesting. The giant TV screen dashboards are weird to me though. mtmuley

The 5.7 is purported to be 400 hp Dale, not shabby. I’d be interested in mpg claims.

Yea I’m not too jazzed about 60 sq inches of screen.

 

[mtmuley]

The 5.7 is purported to be 400 hp Dale, not shabby. I’d be interested in mpg claims.

Yea I’m not too jazzed about 60 sq inches of screen.

400 horse is a good amount of power in a 1/2 ton truck. Mileage numbers not out yet? I've always said mileage and full size trucks don't go together. mtmuley