My truck's name is Chachi, and it's a very simple truck.
It's a Toyota from the 90s.
That's Josiah Johnson.
He drives a 1993 Toyota T100.
Our producer Pierce interviewed him.
And what are the types of things that you use your truck for at work?
I have a trailer that I pull with all my tools in it,
and then I use it to move materials, going to lumberyards, picking up whatever I need,
and driving it to the job site.
Josiah lives in Southern California, and he's a carpenter.
So his truck is more than just transportation.
It's one of his tools.
The truck itself is red, and it has an eight-foot bed, which is useful for hauling wood.
I do a lot of cabinet making, and this is the first year that Toyota
made a full-size truck that could fit a sheet of plywood between the wheel wells.
Chachi is an old truck, over 30 years old.
It has manual locks and crank windows.
One thing I hate is the roll-down windows.
That's a bummer.
If someone comes up to your passenger side window and is like, hey, can I talk to you quick?