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The gov is not the answer to any issue.

Try hagerty https://www.hagerty.com/Insurance/Classic-Car-Insurance/Does-My-Vehicle-Qualify/Military-Vehicles

Love how cops refer to themselves as being in the military.

And to troll

https://dieseltoys.com/tundra-diesel

There were computers in carbd trucks back in the 70s and early 80s.

Ok

[emoji849] it always has and always will be a low production number vehicle here. Since the day it debuted until today. No matter how you try to use numbers to prove your point. Nothing will change that.

On average in the 80s they sold 4000 a year. This decade they sold around 3500ish. The sales have not been that far off from the entire time they sold them here.

Did you look at the link I posted? Yep they sold more 200s in 2019 than they did each year in the 80s. Like I said it’s always been a low sales vehicle.

https://carsalesbase.com/us-toyota-land-cruiser/ Nope it peaked in the 90s. Bit the rest of the 50 some years it’s been sold has been the same as it is now

That’s actually not true. The number of land cruiser sales hasn’t changed in decades. It’s already been a low number vehicle

I want to get a patron. Anyone have experience with them?

There is 4 or 5 million mile tundras now. They’ve proven to be absolutely reliable.

Damn. 5 or is it 6 tundras now with a million miles. Original a fine and transmission.

He said he wants 47000 I think for it.

The mileage on my truck is t any worse than any other v8 engine.

Ok I guess a million miles towing more than it’s rated for and carrying more than it’s rated for is not impressive and to top it off the gas engine is not designed to last that long, but yet multiple of them have.

3 of the million mile trucks are used towing loads and carrying weight in the beds.