Post your pictures of your old trucks that you have owned

had a 1992 Toyota pickup 4x4 extra cab. Then I got my 2005 Tacoma double cab 4x4 then I got a 2007 Chevy Duramax 4x4. Then on to my current 2015 tundra 4x4.

 

A few different ones, out of these probably miss the ram charger the most, all though the old beat of ford f250 super duty, with 5 speed and granny gears, 4.10 front and rear, with fuel injected 351 windsor was a beast that would climb trees

 

Sold this truck 3 months ago it was my first truck and never let me down and had 275k on it and still running strong. Me and that truck travel all over the US working. I was a little emotional when I sold it

 

I think Ramchargers are so cool. Probably because one of the vehicles I learned to drive on was my grandfather's 1985 Ram 150 RCLB 4X4.

 

Ive owned a slewww of them...thats not even half..sorry for the photo dump...

 

Loved my Bronco II. My Dad and I restored it together. He bought it off a friend who had it stashed in a barn.

 

1976 CJ7 w/ 304v8, Turbo 400 and Quadra-Trac

 

Unfortunately I don't have any pics of prior to 1998, but since then I have had a 98 Ford Ranger. a 2002 Tacoma and now 2018 Tundra. (between 2004 and 2018 I had company vehicles so I just kept the Tacoma for 16 years sitting in the driveway most of the time; just because I loved that truck so much.)



Side by side:


Then 16 years later next to the Tundra:

 

It was fun little ride that would go about anywhere, had another one that was a parts truck, that was an Eddie Bauer edition. Have to say yours is one of the nicest I have ever seen.

 

Mine road like a tank, but was unstoppable, I always it had the removable top like the Broncos and blazers

 

Still own the Bronco and gave the Elco to my son for his 16th Birthday 15 years ago.

 

My birthday is in April. Just sayin

 

No doubt huh! Wish my parents would've even giving me a car, let alone something like that.

 

Same with the Ram. My grandfather bought it used and worked it hard on the farm until about 2015 when it got to be too much work to keep it running. It would tow anything he hitched to it, even trailers that would just make his 1993 K1500 spin its tires.

 

2015 canyon

 

Killer truck there

 

my 92 4wd extra-cab manual trans before they were tacoma's. looking over boulder, co back in 92 and before that city became so crowded.

shout out to my pops who really helped me from a vehicle perspective. when my mazda 626 kicked the can at 240,000 miles he put the down payment on this and made payments until i finished college about a year later. he was a hard negotiator and had the wheels, tires, bedliner and an aftermarket sunroof added to the deal at no cost. i loved that truck. gave it to my brother who used it for about another 10yrs after i got into a 4runner.