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[Ozwynn]

Found this, Clicky, on craigslist. Anybody ever get 40mpg from a B4000 4x4?




I have a 94 mazda b4000 4x4 5 speed. Typical mazda rust, but will run for ever. This is not a junk truck. Which means I dont want your junk. Just had all 4 new tires on it. It has aprox 170, xxx miles, has exhaust done and has a tip. Truck sounds like it has balls. This truck gets around 40 mpg. I dont have to get rid of this so please dont waste my time. Im putting it up here see what Is all out there. I am interested in lifted trucks deisels derby stuff. Etc. I am open to all trades as long as its not junk! I will semd pics if need be but dont miss out on this truck. It will run perfect the rest of your life.you can get ahold of me at 12604075333 or 5743864223 or dalton77w@gmail.com

 

[FritzTKatt]

40mpg, eh? Should call guiness world records.

 

[martin]

His mathematics is obviously as flawless as his grammer.

 

[black_demon69]

40mpg, eh? Should call guiness world records.

probably has 1.10 in the differentials

and it ONLY sounds like it has balls

buyer beware!!!!!

 

[Mac]

Love that color!
Dave

 

[FritzTKatt]

and it ONLY sounds like it has balls

No, last saturday's beer-pong setup was left in the bed.

 

[exbass94]

Good God, where did he find those rims?

 

[MastuhWaffles]

"I don't have to get rid of it so please don't waste my time." Obviously he does since it's on craigslist and he's throwing the amazing selling points like "40mpg"...

 

[adsm08]

Good God, where did he find those rims?

He took the Delorean to 1955 to find them. It was tight fit and required 2 trips to get them all back.

 

[EMB1230]

The rims look similar to first gen rims. As for the 40 mpg, maybe he means kilometers per liter, or however you same gas mileage in metric!

 

[Ozwynn]

those are Mazda rims for the b series from the days before Ford built the B-series.

 

[Ozwynn]

The rims look similar to first gen rims. As for the 40 mpg, maybe he means kilometers per liter, or however you same gas mileage in metric!

that was my thinking...... its a canadian truck..... 40kmpg would be 25 mpg

 

[EMB1230]

Metric doesn't have a equivalent to a gallon, the closest is a liter, which is pretty close to our quart. So 3.78 of their liters is the same as one of our gallons.

 

[Chris_North]

I've heard of 40MPGs in a Ranger.

It was idling while being towed. Badum-tsh.

 

[Ozwynn]

Metric doesn't have a equivalent to a gallon, the closest is a liter, which is pretty close to our quart. So 3.78 of their liters is the same as one of our gallons.

this may be... but if the odometer is reading in kilometers and he is taking 800km thinking its miles and dividing 800 by 20 gallons then he get 40mpg which is actually 25 mpg.