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I bought my 84 Toy xtracab four banger 4X4 brand new for around that price, and spent three times that keepin her goin for half a million miles, engines, brakes, clutches, differential gearing changes, etc.

 

I keep tellin meself it was assembled right here in Kansas, and I've americanized the bejezuz out of it, it's an inanimate buncha steel n bolts n stuff.

 

But it's kinda like a loyal ole faithful dog I can't bring meself to put down. It's old n raggedy, I'm old n raggedy, bury us together!

 

Jomoco

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Surprisingly this Russian bear box, out performs them all, judged by all terrain performance.

 

 

Jomoco

 

 

Not surprising at all when you consider Russian KAMAZ trucks are probably the best in the world. They used to win the PARIS DAKAR RALLY every year.

 

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