3 Trucks That Will Last Forever (You Can't Destroy Them)

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We all know the best small truck ever made was Marty McFly's 1985 Toyota SR5 with rollbar and KC headlights on the rollbar. Update: while I didn't get a 1985 SR5. I bought today a 2007 toyota tundra Double Cab SR5 with 24,000 miles on its. Paid $33,000

Your video just made Nissan frontier in high demand and not cheap anymore! 😂

That F150 is gorgeous.

For the last 20 years I drove a 2004 Ranger and this year I bought my first Nissan, a 2016 Frontier Pro 4X. It’s low mileage and got it for way less than the Tacomas I had been looking at. So far, I really love this truck!

Scotty has 500k miles on him but he's still running strong 👍

I just bought a 2019 Frontier Pro4X w/ 31.9k miles. It’s zippy! More torque than horsepower. Locking differential. I checked out Tacomas around the same year: all had at least 50k more miles, less horsepower, no locking differential, and $5-$10k more in price. I am really enjoying the Pro4X.

I picked up 1998 Frontier with a manual transmission and it has been a nice rig. Has three minor dents on the drivers side, but on the whole straight. After I bought it I did some repairs. Doing my own work makes it affordable. Things have come up from time to time, but it's to be expected with a vehicle that old. I picked it up after I saw your video about poor man's trucks. Thanks for your recommendation.

Hi Scotty. I own the F150 featured in your video. Still running strong and haven't had a single issue since the restoration. One thing I noticed is the AC is blowing much colder than my new 2023 F150 with factory dark tinted windows! Still get a lot of thumbs up on the road and almost always get in conversations about it when out and about. I recently saw a 1995 extended cab F150 with 45k original mi. for sale asking $25k!

That 1995 F-150 is 👌

Watching all the mid-90's F-150s disappear from autotrader after Scotty's video.... :D

LOVE that Ford truck! Kids these days have no idea how to drive a manual!

Nissan made great trucks back in the day. I still have my now 34 year old '90 Pathfinder (based on the truck platform) which I picked up for $1k 25 years ago. The VG30/VG33 engines were near bulletproof and everything else was also generally well made and durable.

Scotty I've always loved your shows. I first started to watch your shows back when I was 23 years old, I'm now 35 years old. I love your shows. Your great man Scotty. I also like to joke around with you Scotty. Your a great guy no doubt. 😁

Scotty is spot on here. I had an older Nissan PU with a 4 cyl. , it could easily tow a 20 ft boat and it did at least a dozen times. Ran perfect until I sold it with 130,000 miles. :glasses-purple-yellow-diamond:

I'd give anything to have that full size Ford. What a useful utility vehicle.

A friend of mine's father when we were teenagers had an early 70s Datsun truck with the diesel and at almost 20 years old at the time it was still trucking along. The paint was starting to fade and the dash had a couple of small cracks in it but it ran like a Swiss watch.

I had a 1984 S-10. Great Truck. A friend had a 1990 Ford Ranger. Great Truck. Both stick shifts.

I still see a LOT of dodge magnum's on the road today. A guy parked next to my Durango was over 400k and still loved his old beat up truck.

My 87 hardbody had over 500,000 on it when the odometer broke. My current 04 is at 387,000👍👍👍