Skid plates for 1991 mazda b2600i 4wd
Hi there, I am looking for the skid plates for a 1991 mazda b2600i 4wd . Please advise price. Thanks in advance.
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1991 Mazda B-Series Reviews, Pricing & Specs
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by Anonymous
Mar 31, 2014
I have owned 3 of these for some reason, I don't know why. My first one cost me $500, and the other two were both cost me $750. I mean it's a decent vehicle that gets decent gas mileage. It is one of thee most cheapiest and easiest vehicle to maintain and work on if need be, especially if you swap to a weber carburetor because that will cancel out most the vacume lines giving you less to worry about and making your engine bare and a sinch to work on or tinker with. I rebuilt the motor in all 3 off mine and it was too simple. It's a good vehicle for daily commute and short trips but lacks comfort for any long trips. The truck does lack power, not much passing power, you can do it just leave a little room to get a running start. The extended cab has back seats but it's so small it's not even worth trying to put anyone back there, it's just nice to have for a little extra space in the cab for some groceries or something. Not good for towing anything other then a small motorcycle trailer, don't try to tow anything big or heavy. If you use it in the winter in snow make sure you have some weight in the back and some good snow tires, this truck isn't really that great in the snow. Theres nothing really good about it other then being simple and for a little truck theres nothing really bad about it. Mar 31, 2014
by Taylor B
Dec 31, 2011
performance not that great but its alright
build quality not to great
appearance not very good at all
cost of ownership bad
fun factor the only thing that is fun is the e brake
over all it has been an ok truck but i guess im just not some one who is will to save gas instead of having "fun"Dec 31, 2011
by Matt Y
Jan 14, 2011
Performance: good acceleration, good braking, great handling
Build quality: stays together as long as you don't get near other drivers (hehe)
Appearance: outside- ok, when all pannels are brand new
inside-kinda ugly--full of rivets, zip ties, and duct tape
Cost: fairly cheap
Fun factor: totally awesome!!!Jan 14, 2011
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by Anonymous
Mar 31, 2014
I have owned 3 of these for some reason, I don't know why. My first one cost me $500, and the other two were both cost me $750. I mean it's a decent vehicle that gets decent gas mileage. It is one of thee most cheapiest and easiest vehicle to maintain and work on if need be, especially if you swap to a weber carburetor because that will cancel out most the vacume lines giving you less to worry about and making your engine bare and a sinch to work on or tinker with. I rebuilt the motor in all 3 off mine and it was too simple. It's a good vehicle for daily commute and short trips but lacks comfort for any long trips. The truck does lack power, not much passing power, you can do it just leave a little room to get a running start. The extended cab has back seats but it's so small it's not even worth trying to put anyone back there, it's just nice to have for a little extra space in the cab for some groceries or something. Not good for towing anything other then a small motorcycle trailer, don't try to tow anything big or heavy. If you use it in the winter in snow make sure you have some weight in the back and some good snow tires, this truck isn't really that great in the snow. Theres nothing really good about it other then being simple and for a little truck theres nothing really bad about it. Mar 31, 2014
by Taylor B
Dec 31, 2011
performance not that great but its alright
build quality not to great
appearance not very good at all
cost of ownership bad
fun factor the only thing that is fun is the e brake
over all it has been an ok truck but i guess im just not some one who is will to save gas instead of having "fun"Dec 31, 2011
by Matt Y
Jan 14, 2011
Performance: good acceleration, good braking, great handling
Build quality: stays together as long as you don't get near other drivers (hehe)
Appearance: outside- ok, when all pannels are brand new
inside-kinda ugly--full of rivets, zip ties, and duct tape
Cost: fairly cheap
Fun factor: totally awesome!!!Jan 14, 2011
by Nikk J
Aug 12, 2009
okay, so this truck is as old as i am...the acceleration sucks, braking squeaks, however, the handing is okay, the truck was gifted to me, so i only pay insurance, its a manual, so its sorta fun to drive i guess....Aug 12, 2009
by Gary R
May 16, 2009
Performance - give it time it will finally get there.
Build quality - Better than current new vehicles.
Everything still works including A/C.
Appearance - Still looks good. Never kept inside
but paint still glossy. Interior starting to deteriorate
(door panels cracking) otherwise still good.
Cost of Ownership - Less than $600 in last 10yrs.
Timing belt, set of tires, 2 batteries and rebuild of
clutch slave cylinder. Just past annual safety check in Aug. Good for
another year. Will need original exhaust system replaced in next few
months.
Fun factor - Not fun but reliable and practical.
Needs power steering.May 16, 2009
by Anonymous
Apr 26, 2008
This truck was my first new car purchase in 1991. What I can attest to is the reliability. The clutch was original up to about 2002 or 122,000 miles. The computer was replaced in 2004 and since then no problems. Other than that, I kept it up with regular maintenance.
Since I live just off the coast (California), the exterior has taken a beating, showing minimal surface rust and fading. The body wasn't too resilient as there were many dings and scratches. But what the heck! It's a truck, right?! I recently had it painted and added a Herculiner roll-on bedliner. Other than that, the truck remains original but I'll be adding a passenger-side mirror which may have been an option back then. And possibly a rear bumper.
In years past, this pickup did have some get-up-and-go for the rather small engine size. Though it lags a bit now. However, it still accompanies me on those rides to the land-fill, the hardware store, and of course the daily drive. And it still makes the occassional drive down south to HRO.
If you have a chance to pick one up, I would inquire on the life of the computer and clutch/transmission. Otherwise, these trucks run forever.Apr 26, 2008
by Gordon B
Apr 09, 2008
I had always wanted a pickup truck, so I traded my Civic to get this.
After I got it, things started going wrong with it, and I seemed to always have trouble with it, from the door locks breaking, then the drivers side door handle would not work from the outside. and finally the spark plugs got stuck in the engine and we couldnt get them out..Apr 09, 2008
by Kevin D
Feb 08, 2008
91 Mazda B2200 carburated 2.2L, lowered, rebuilt motor, performance camshaft, headers, flowmaster exhaust, southern box, southern doors, new fenders, new hood, just needs paint and its done!Feb 08, 2008
by Adam D
Jan 25, 2008
Miss my truck. My sister cracked the engine block. Jan 25, 2008
by Adam H
Dec 27, 2007
I loved how I knew exactly how to drive her. I could put her into slides and have full control. Bitch's engine block cracked though, same problem Kyle had with his of the same model. So, reliability sux. Dec 27, 2007
by Anonymous
Dec 27, 2007
I bought it with 16ok it now has 176k, it serves its pupose. The wife hates it. Dec 27, 2007
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1991 Mazda B-Series Pricing
Original MSRP
$8,598 to $13,208Price range
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N/ATrims & specs
Audio System
AM/FM radio
Brakes
ABS: rear-only
Seats
Front seat type: bench · Upholstery: cloth
Tires and Rims
Wheels: chrome
Truck Features
Pickup truck sliding rear window: manual horizontal
Windows
Front wipers: intermittent
Audio System
AM/FM radio
Brakes
ABS: 4-wheel
Seats
Front seat type: bench · Upholstery: vinyl
Audio System
AM/FM radio
Brakes
ABS: 4-wheel
Seats
Front seat type: bench · Upholstery: cloth
Truck Features
Pickup truck sliding rear window: manual horizontal
Audio System
AM/FM radio
Brakes
ABS: 4-wheel
Exterior Features
Bumper color: chrome
Rear Seats
Type: jumpseats
Seats
Front seat type: bucket · Upholstery: vinyl
Tires and Rims
Wheels: chrome
Windows
Front wipers: intermittent
Audio System
AM/FM radio
Brakes
ABS: 4-wheel
Rear Seats
Type: jumpseats
Seats
Front seat type: bucket · Upholstery: cloth
Windows
Front wipers: intermittent
Audio System
AM/FM radio
Brakes
ABS: 4-wheel
Seats
Front seat type: bench · Upholstery: cloth
Audio System
AM/FM radio
Brakes
ABS: rear-only
Rear Seats
Type: jumpseats
Seats
Front seat type: bucket · Upholstery: cloth