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When Clark was amking the C500 series trucks they were probably the best there was was leaks and all. Had a sleeved engine that was cheap and easy too rebuild. They then made drastic changes that did them in. Along comes Toyota and Nissan with very good trucks selling for way under Clark and Clark evenntually went away (almost).Then Toyota out marketed Nissan and now Toyota leads the pack. Not saying they're the best but well marketed. I can't stand their SAS system.
  • Posted 1 Nov 2012 02:19
  • By nissan33
  • joined 17 Feb'10 - 38 messages
  • Florida, United States

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