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I'd recommend a 1995 Toyota, Nissan or Mitsubishi rather than a Ford ๐
I don't see any 95 Toyota's Honda's Mitsubishi or Nissan but I do see a lot of 95 Fords. I'll go with what I can find
You don't see any 95 Toyota or Hondas?
I'm actually surprised to hear you say you see 95 fords a lot. Must be the area I guess. Where I'm at it's the exact opposite.
1998 ford ignition lasted 186000 miles before I changed the spark plugs. The ceramic was cracked and the anodes were all worn, with gaps exceeding 1/4". My mileage was still factory before and after. I would expect that from the brands you listed too.
Ah true, when I think of a 95 ford I think of this
A Mazda with a Ford badge is the lord's truck (83-11 ranger)
Toyota, Nissan and Mitsubishi never made a 7.3 (although some of those Mitsubishi diesels are nice).