Cheech And Chong's 1992 Toyota Low Boy Is For Sale In Spokane, Apparently
Or is it a 1991?
We could pore over the details of a Toyota pickup festooned with more weed than the University of Colorado Boulder campus, or we could just admire the grapes on “Mike” for selling his truck “not used for much than errands” with that kind of photo in Washington on Craigslist.
What would you say your business is, Mike?
Of course, the legal eagles among the B&B will note that marijuana is legal for recreational use in Washington, so Mike probably isn’t breaking any laws there. (Or is he “Breaking Bad”? See what I did there?)
However, being firmly versed in Colorado legal marijuana trade, I can say that the state imposes incredibly strict seed-to-sale restrictions on growers of dope, so pickup trucks full of ganja aren’t exactly a common sight around these parts.
The 4-on-the-floor Toyota can be yours if you’re willing to trade a 1997 or later Chevrolet/GMC/Ford/Dodge (he needs more hauling capability for “errands” apparently), and he’s willing to throw in some cash to make things squarsies as long as you’re not trying to harsh the deal.
It could always be hemp, I guess.
(It’s probably not hemp.)
( H/T to Jalopnik and Unimog enthusiast Collin Stark for the lovely assist.)
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"Well maintained " Which is why theres a dent on the side, tape below one of the tailights, no front/back/interior pictures, and the one full shot is at night. The owners hiding something, and it isn't drug related
cooles ad ever for a car!
If you own one of these generation Toy trucks hope your never in the middle of nowhere with a flat because trust me you'll never get the spare lowered. If you own one, best to get out the cutting torches out right now, remove the spare and throw it in the box. Don't even ask me how much time I spent on my '93 Toy screwing around fixing/dealing with that mess.
"Hey man. Am driving OK?" "I think we're parked."