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daddio
Dodge Dakota
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5/02/2009
17:34:37
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Yes, my '00 QC turned 100k about a month ago. Still runs like a champ. I've had it for 6yrs this past January. I have no intentions of getting rid of it either.
Other than normal maintenance, the only things I've changed is an inner tie-rod and front shocks. That was not from normal wear either. My tire had a little run-in with a Rustang and it jammed the tie-rod. It took all of about 30 minutes to change. One front shock was toast @ 20k.
I've owned 2 other trucks before, '83 GMC S-15 and a '96 GMC Ext. Cab. can't say much for the '96. Traded it @ 35k because of too many warranty trips for stupid crap. The '83 was a great little truck.
Bring on the next 100k!
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ME
Dodge Dakota
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5/02/2009
23:07:09
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I'm at 170k on an 01.
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tt
Dodge Dakota
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5/03/2009
07:42:10
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who cares? 100k is a milestone only for american vehicles, because just 10 years ago american vehicles barely made it past 100k. any japanese vehicle can go 300k and still run like new. buy a tundra next time.
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Forsetii
Dodge Dakota
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5/04/2009
18:31:34
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Its amazing how much the import fan-boys troll a American Truck website .. I'm guessing penis envy ....
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daddio
Dodge Dakota
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5/04/2009
19:48:42
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Hey tt(i guess that stand for troll turd), I care. I never said it was a milestone. I am just celebrating what I plan to be the first of a few 100k anniversaries.
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Bucket
GenII
5/05/2009
11:43:32
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Well Daddio i think you should easily hit another 100K, between my work trucks and my personal trucks i got 5 Dakotas and all of them had over 100K when i bought em and they are all still on the road.As for tt....the average toyota lover never has anything in the bed of their truck that weighs more than a mountain bike so i would expect them to last but the next time you go down a road with construction going on, take a look at the trucks parked along the road you wont see many Toyotas. HMMMMM
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Lee
Dodge Dakota
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5/05/2009
15:08:45
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The '93 Toyota truck I had was very problematic. I had it back at the dealer many, many times for various problems from the time it was new until I finally gave up on it at 4 years / 60k miles.
My 2000 Dodge has been the best of the three trucks I have owned ('93 Toyota, '97 Ford, '00 Dodge). I am close to the 100k mile mark on mine, and plan to keep the old girl running as long as possible. There simply isn't anything else out there now that I would want!
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super bee
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5/07/2009
13:42:12
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i have 215k on half of the truck, the drivetrain has 135k
the last 30k on it are HARD miles of mud bogs, burnouts, brake stands, and neutral drops
1990 sport RC SB, 1995 318drivetrain, 3.92 gears (came with truck) Powertrax "traction system", 95 dash/steering wheel, hearthrob exhaust, headers, cutout after y-pipe, necessary electric fan add-a-leafs, 30x9.5 mud tires, cranked T-bars, AR 39 15x8 rims, grill guard, roll bars
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mario
Dodge Dakota
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5/08/2009
02:10:56
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i wouldnt even consider the toyotas a truck they are about as useful as fords. the tundras dont sit but 8 to 12 inches off the ground.....ive seen curbs that high.
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