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tbss_in_the_D @ Feb 1st 2008 11:19AM
I hear the New Toyota Tundra can do this without ever changing the oil, tires or breaks. You have to do no maintenance on it because it is the best truck ever. I wish GM and Ford could build trucks so nice.
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Anyway good job and good maintenance. I would love to see this guys commute. That has to stink!