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I had a 1979 Toyota truck regular cab with bench seat, my friend had heated the manual shift lever so we could bend it so I could ride with my two kids with me, youngest in car seat. Then by 1994, my youngest was 3 and able to crawl into a toddler seat, so I started looking at small extra cab trucks so the kids could sit in the rear.
I found out that Nissan and Ranger had sideways facing rear seats, figured the kids would just kick each other. That left Toyota 1989 and newer, and Mazda Cab Plus 1986-1990 as choices; used Toyota was several thousand more than Mazda. So Aug. 1994 bought my '88 Cab Plus with 50K miles for $5000 or $5500, still my daily driver, expect to reach 200K this year. I rebuilt the engine in Oct. 2011 due to smoke concerns, it still ran fine.
I actually already own the B2200's future replacement: a 2004 Frontier King Cab manual transmission 4-cylinder, before they got huge.