I just spent 8 hours cleaning my car, can we have an adventure vehicle thread? pic related
saw this for sale, kinda want
What is the Mora of /out/ cars?
>>660672
No such thing. If you buy low price cars and beat the shit out of them without taking any care of them over and over again, then you'd either be a fucking idiot or you bought them with daddy's money.
>>660672
every country will have slighly different market and so on, the car market is too complex to find the mora of cars
>>660670
jurassic park/10, i like it
>>660672
Mora?
>>660670
I love the look of that.
I already posted in the other thread but here's mine again. It's a '96 Cherokee that I'd like to turn into my /out/-mobile. Any ideas? Planning on a 4" lift, new front and rear bumpers, and redoing some cosmetic stuff on the interior. Here's a pic from yesterday, just got back from a campout.
>tfw broke college kid.
>>660672
Something 4x4 that is setup for outing. Good storage area and easy to work on. Those Mercedes trucks are expensive as fuck in the u.s and I doubt you could fix it on your own if something happened while you was out. Personally I like the bronoc
>>660766
How offroad capable are those?
Do they have 4low and locking diffs?
I am setting up my camper van as a pre runner with fully locking rear end but still just 2wd
When I chain up it does pretty well
pic semi related , not my actual rig
>>660666
Eight hours cleaning... adventure vehicle...
I know people that go mudding every time it rains just because they want to make sure the rugged look doesn't get rinsed away.
>>660989
Isn't that bad for the undercarriage?
Adventure vehical thread?
This is a picture of my jeep from last January when I made some very poor decisions.
>>660991
Very bad. When I was working in a quarry I made sure to at least give my truck a good rinse a few times a week. I've had brakes fail because the calipers were packed with dirt and wires break because they had so much dry dirt hanging on them. Those idiots that leave their trucks covered in mud are just destroying their vehicles in the long run
>>660672
The first candidate approaches...
where my honda element niggas at
Step up bitches
>the only real /out/ vehicle
>>661314
Psh.
My trucks are so /out/
Like crazy evil people in the bush in straya in movies /out/
>>661328
>neither are a GQ Patrol/Ford Maverick
>implying your utes are /out/
What a gay cunt
Also, let me get something straight for you Yankee-doodles. What you drive that you call trucks, are in fact, utes; short for utility vehicle.
This is truck.
>>661339
The back one is a dually ute...
Front one is a chevy 3500 4x4
They work /out/
They play /out/
This is a truck
This too is a truck
Hell, even this is a fucken truck.
But this, the vehicle you see here, this here is a FUCKEN UTE. NOT A BLOODY TRUCK.
And before you fuck up your terms again, no this is not a ute, this a FUCKEN WAGON.
>>661341
Truck - short for Pickup Truck.
Don't be so bitchy.
>>661351
Typical American, it's not a pickup, it's a ute.
>>661353
Only aussies use the term "ute", no one else cares.
t. non-amerifat
>>660672
Cheap, utilitarian and not without compromises.
>>660969
4 low and lots of articulation, no lockers from factory.
>>661363
Only Aussies are correctly labeling what those vehicles are.
>>661369
how hard is it to install lockers on it?
expensive?
>>661170
you'e joking.. ri..right?
>>661573
AWD poptop?
Why would anon be joking, that is a sweet ride
>>660766
>tfw my first car was a '96 Grand Cherokee
Fuck I miss that car.
>tfw your /out/ vehicle is a nissan versa
I've thoroughly destroyed the suspension on forest service roads. luckily I'm a manlet so I can actually sleep in the back though
oh a hey a thread full of arrogant Australians with their faggy made up words trying to be cool
>>661621
>faggy made up words
Fries (chips), side walk (pathway), hot dog (sausage fucken sizzle), soccer (football)
>>661643
Oh hey imagine that, another arrogant dipshit Australian
Go make some sausage sizzlies on your barbie you dumb fuck
>>661368
I REMEMBER YOU!
> gay doge
> hot ass g/f
Nice! Truck is still weak, ghough.
'02 Outback/Impreza, stock
Get some funny looks since i'm clean cut and not a butch dyke or a hippy
It does surprisingly well in most cases. Went up north in California a few months ago for shooting, road was dirt and washed out with potholes, didn't have any trouble. Everyone at the top of the mountain was in a truck.
That said, I want a jeep, bad. And sadly I can't get shit for my subaru because the exterior is fucked (apparently it takes more than five feet to stop when you're going 35 in heavy rain on bald tires).
>>661832
>13" rims
> bald tires
Poorfag detected. Sorry pal.
>>661655
>i literally cant
>i just dont even
Can't even handle the bants, what a soft cunt
Just has to be a Toyota Landcruiser.
>>660672
I have a '96 Honda NX650 Dominator. Capable big bore dirt bike that is also capable and quick enough for me on tarmac. I've recently done a couple of 2 day trips in the Victorian High Country / Gippsland (ausfag). Not great at anything but good enough at everything.
>>661921
I had the same one but sold it 2 years ago, awesome little bastard of a bike, only thing I missed was another cilinder.
>>661908
We had this when I was young, Hungarian fag here. It was an unreliable piece of shit and a real money pit, but it's still nostalgic to see one.
>>661016
>ORANGE OPAQUE CHAINSAW
>>661827
Gay doge? Hes just curious.
>>661621
>not liking Aussies
The fuck is wrong with you? Are you some kind of faggot?
>>661341
a truck is any body-on-frame, engine driven carriage.
Tractor-trailers and Land Cruisers are both trucks.
'Truck' is not restrictive to commercial 14,000# and up gvwr class vehicles.
how about 4runners?
>>664018
My wife has a 4runner
>>661170
Was my high school girlfriend's car. So much sex in the back.
I still love her
Not the roomiest, and short of sleeping in the seat, you won't spend the night in it, but it goes just about anywhere and will haul two people with plenty of gear.
Any tips for sleeping in your car?
>>664056
I lived in my truck for a while.
Middle of winter in Colorado.
I put on a remote starter that could be set to automatically start the engine and run it for 30 minutes out of every hour when the temperature went below freezing. Pretty useful, especially since I slept with the windows down a little to prevent them frosting up solid at night.
Other than that it's just like camping only less comfortable.
>>664056
Depending on what type of vehicle you're using, I suggest getting something for insulation. The metal sides of older vehicles tend to make the truck/car an icebox, so having something to insulate you from the cold is nice.
I once took the back seats out of a 92 toyota camry, built a little platform to cover the feet area in the back, and slept in that for a few nights. It only got down to 30ish F and damn it was chilly in that car.
Even something like another sleeping bag, some blankets, hell even crumpled up newspaper will just add to your comfort, which is critical for long term car camping
>>661931
want
>>664043
>>664044
>>664045
>>664046
A Wrangler with a rooftop tent like this one would be the ultimate Camper/RV/4x4 for me:)
My first one
My second one 1979 k5 blazer 427 board 33 over with a special order tansmission from allison with a upgraded 203/205 transfer case on 33 inch tires
And the burban is a 85 with a 350 smb and has a turbo 400 transmission with a standard 205 transfer case on 35 in tires
>>664897
Here she is up close
>>664897
With the wench
>>664901
Woops
my girls :)
just bought the GX
fukin love it
>>664018
Body on frame suv, think these were low end rebranded landcruiser.
Toyota has good history with off road vehicle.
>>660666
I was on a short mountain trip and I realized a few things
1. I need to get some proper cold weather gloves
2. Bring a more shovels next time
3. A vitara on 33" is not made for off roading in snow
4. Bring more ES
>>661902
oh yeah!
>>664018
old fj rules
I'm fixing up an old mail jeep. 1974 DJ5-C. I'll do a thread over in /diy/ when it's done. Here's what I have in mind:
>keep original inline 6
>carb rebuild
>hei ignition
>electric fuel pump
>powerglide transmission because it's available and tough and the jeep had a shitty M11 which keeps deding
>adding a rear seat
>15" wheels with 215/70/15 tires
>leaving it 2wd
>painting it green with black on the fenders and bumpers
>rack on top
>bumper mount for deadman jack
>led lights all around
>all new wiring
Got any suggestions for what to add/subtract?
>>665177
>Bobby Rahal
Are you from Pittsburgh anon?
Swapped my old XL250s out for this mother fucker. Just need to get it some knobbies and maybe a quieter exhaust (the previous owner was trying to supermoto it I suppose) and then start touring around. Hype as fuck.
>>667829
By no means an off roader but I'll be god damned if I haven't had a shit load of fun and adventures in my little Suzuki.
What would be the least time-consuming way to make this a sleepable area without removing seats and stripping it down?
>>660670
Hey where did you see that? Im interested
>>668007
Air mattress.
>>668009
I'm thinking that would take up too much space.
Maybe throw a comforter over the entire back area, then get a 2-inch foam mattress topper, then put my sleeping bag on top of that?
>>661832
you don't want a jeep. Jeep has no room and trash mpg. Trust me, as a jeep owner looking to switch to an outback
>>668012
The mattresses in my pop-up are pretty comfy, but they don't get compact for storage like an air mattress will. That's why I suggested the air mattress. A single layer mattress is only about six inches thick.
>>661341
Shut up you vapid auscunt
>>668008
http://m.finn.no/car/used/ad.html?finnkode=67855775&model=1.785.2259&make=0.785&ref=fas
>>668515
Thanks! It looks like a good offer but im looking for a car in Germany..
How do you fags feel about quads?
>>660672
old taco
>>660672
The Geo Tracker/Suzuki Sidekick/Escudo.
>cheap to buy
>cheap feeling
>does everything a fashion 4x4 will do except look cool and feel comfortable.
>reliable
>simple
>disposable
>unappealing to adolescent males.
It really ticks all the mora boxes.
>>661341
That's a lorry, you criminal bogshite.
>>662173
Post gf
>>668957
Those little 2nd-gen Suzuki Jimnys are all over the place where I /out/ in southern France. They're tiny cute and awesome.
>>661574
because it's unaerodynamic as fuck and you look like a fag driving one
>>669032
I wish they were all over the place here.
Some dipshits at some consumer's union who want to nerf the planet decided that they rolled over too easily even though most of their data was falsified.
>>667880
a throttle body self-learning EFI
Glorious drz400 is best. Any ausfags near ballarat?
>>669032
Sweet.
They're getting a bit expensive and/or hard to find up here in the UK, they all got off-roaded to death pretty much. Bit like popular affordable rally cars, they all get bought and wrapped round trees and then they're not affordable anymore.
Do you know where I can get a landcruiser for relatively decent price? ex-mines etc? I know telstra sells patrols on occasion that are already kitted ut with some after market products
>>669247
Patrol is king.
Fuck the cruiser
Adventure vehicle #1,
I've taken this thing just about everywhere in the Western US.
>>669100
Tempting, but way over budget. With the exception of the LED lights and hei, I'm sticking with 1950s technology. The only reason for those upgrades is reduced maintenance.
Have a 2001 toyota tacoma, mild lift, sits on 33's, has a shoehorned V8 in it takes me everywhere. Second vehical is a 2010 dodge 2500 for work
>>661314
australiabro I see
>>669372
>33's
bruh
You aren't going anywhere 38", or larger.
>>669444
I'm not a mudholing jackass, I'm only interested in old logging trails. The taco isn't a dedicated HURR DURR DEEP FUCKIN MUDHOLEZ FER LYFE
>>669444
You need 38's to conquer 2 inches of snow? Damn you're a pussy
>>660766
4" lift is really too big imo. Running 33" on like a 2.5 lift should do everything you need. Pic is my jeep I took out to NM.
>>661313
2 stroke! Heck year!
>>661114
While I LOVE samurais and know what they can do, they're jsut too god damn expensive.
Rusty and beat to shit ones; people still ask 5k+
For 2k you can buy an old jeep or Chevy and put 3k into them and have a fucking legit 4x4 that'll go just about anywhere
Whatever that newer looking jeep thing is that has a rack on top that is always hauling canoes and kayaks up 35 on Fridays in Minnesota.
My first time buying a vehicle, '92 cherokee Laredo v6 4.0 High Output, 204k mi., came lifted but pretty much everything else is stock and in awesome shape, I paid $2000 and had a few minor things done... I don't know much about cars though, I do okay? I Drove it over 700 miles this weekend with no problems at all, and gas wasn't as much of an issue as I thought it would be. I folded up a futon (from one of those couch/beds) in the back, and all I had to do was fold the seat down then fold out the futon, and I was pretty damn comfortable. Still haven't taken it serious off-roading, but I sure plan to
>>661328
Any self-respecting Australian bushman knows a landcruiser is the only rig worth anything
>>669316
Nice.
>>669554
>hurr durr I know more than the most experienced off roading culture in the world
Iceland simply does it best.
>>669980
Max speed with that load is probably 50mph.
My bug out vehicle
>>670002
72
>>669755
>v6 4.0
reeee
>>670405
Seconded!
>>669755
Them cylinders all come in one row, son. There's no V to it. I loved mine until my kid rolled it.
I have a duster.
>>668007
A removable frame to give a flat surface to sleep on with storage underneath.
Fabricate in tubular metal would allow it to pack down, too.
Would this be alright for some /out/ trips? I'm poor and can't afford anything too fancy. Found it online for $400. Yamaha Enduro 100
>>670672
too old, not cared for.
i'd look somewhere else unless you want a breakdown-themed adventure.
>>670672
You're probably going to end up putting tons of money into repairs on that thing.
If you're willing to pay above $1000, try getting something like a Yamaha TW200 or XT225/250
>>670672
That machine will teach you more about how to maintain a motorcycle than all the textbooks in the world combined ever could. Get it and learn.
My van
>>670614
used or new?
is it any good? awd, diff lock?
>>669958
IceFaggots hardly have any land, much less offroad culture. North America bro's have the same terrain and more, and offroad with smaller trucks in far scarrier shit than a few inches of fluff on ice.
>>660766
Where is this?
>>669316
xr?
>>671550
Used. It has been driven like 100k km. Yes it is awd. And it has this lock button that supposedly distributes Power 50/50 to front and back. I think its decent car. Its very cheap cause it doesent have any extra luxury stupid electrical gadget bullshit. Its just an Awd car.
>>671559
Prett much 95% of the land uninhabited.
>a few inches of fluff on ice.
A yes "a few inches"
>>668689
I'm not a big fan of them, but they have their place (utility/ranch work, mostly).
2 wheel master race here.
03 Chevy Trailblazer EXT V8 4x4
Seats seven adults amazing. or five people with hell alot of space.
The wife and I use it as daily driver,camping, long road trips.
Here in the prairies it gets cold -40*c and lots of shit roads its nice to have the 4up n 4down.
>>670672
Fuck oath mate, a bike will go anywhere a fourbie can, and even further again. See the old TS up the top of the thread? Pretty similar to your Yammy, dead set reliable, she'll take you places mate.
>>669161
Narh bud, Queensland.
>>669958
I remember that car... the norwegian sends his regards
Saw a fucking lifted AWD Corolla wagon with Fjällasport stickers and modified Rotiivas on icelandic plates while at the workshop to have my car approved today... you icelandics are my heroes
As for adventure vehicle; had one of these for a few months, would've done well with proper tires, 5-speed and something bigger than a 75-ish HP 1.8 petrol
>>661353
Typical Aussie 20 million call it a ute so thats right not the everyone else that calls it a truck.
>>661827
That's a late model chevy blazer.
This is my new Taco.
Haven't started doing much for mods yet with most of it still under warranty and I've only had it for 3 winter months, make most of my money in the summer. Added seat covers and a bed mat so far. Working on a behind the seat rack/shelf for cargo management/dog bed right now.
Planned upgrades:
Trail armor (sliders/skids/bumpers)
Better tires (on-stock)
Bed rack or cover (with pop-up tent) - probably going to go with a cover for security
Roof-rack
off-road lights, although I'll likely have them fabricated into the bumpers and roof rack
A nice replacement from my 1981 toyota pickup I had in high school. So far I've only been on a southwest US tour with it (Colorado, Utah, Nevada, (LA & Vegas with friends), then back through Zona, NM, Texas, and Oklahoma).
>>675415
Mmm how much did you pay? 4x4 or 2? Options? I'm seriously considering making the worst financial decision of my life and getting a TRD off road 2016.
>>660666
That Tripple
Trabant 601 Kübel. Lightweight enough for two people to carry it out of a ditch, small enough to get through european forrests, easy to maintain, pretty weak motor though (only 26 hp for the original version). maybe the the space between bottom and ground needs lifting too.
>>665177
bruh paint your bumper
also post 70lb viet wife
>>661350
I'm sure you take issue with our misuse of chips and petrol too?
>>675419
>TRD 4x4
>hurr is it 4x4???
Subaru Outback
Texas here.
This is truck 1
And truck 2, still Texas
Yota
Master
Race
>>676757
>>676758
jelly af, how much did they cost you?
>>675385
Only 20 million people are getting the name right.
>>676778
Landcruiser was $9k
Hilux was $4k
>>676784
What's with the canopy roof ontop top of the Hilux's roof? Does the Hilux have a metal roof or no?
>>675419
I paid 33.5k for it and had it ordered to my liking. Sure there are cheaper alternatives, but a vehicle isn't an investment for me. I spent what I was willing to of my free money to purchase what I wanted for hobbies I enjoy. Vehicles are a negative investment 99% of the time, just gotta know what you're willing to sink into them. Could be worse, I could have bought a boat or got married.
On the other hand, its capabilities out the door are incredible even with everything at stock. It is 4x4, which is an addition that is almost always worth it unless you'll never go off-road and live in a good climate. Performance wise it isn't much of a change from what they've been making since 2004, but they added a lot of nice little upgrades.
Aftermarket is still mostly being designed, so there aren't many options yet. Tacoma's are great if you like off-roading and wheeling, one of the most supported platforms for aftermarket.
>>676709
They do sell TRD Off-Road in a 4x2 model, no clue who the intended audience is though.
>>676757
Ahh memories. What year is that one? Mine was a red 81 that finally rusted in half. They're slow as snot but can really get around.
>>676757
That canvas top is boss, anon.
>>669069
People are starting to import them from Japan.
http://japaneseclassics.com/vehicle/1990-suzuki-jimny-2/
http://japaneseclassics.com/vehicle/1989-suzuki-jimny-turbo/
>>660666
How fucking dirty was your car that it took 8 hours to clean, you pig? I could detail mine in less than 2 hours, probably less than 1
>>668007
On mine, the passenger seat could go all the way forward. Then a plastic tote box would fit behind it, the same level as the deck. A bunk-bed or futon style mattress without any internal metal can sort of bend around the console. Then I could stretch out diagonally in the back.
>>676788
No roof and back of cab are cut out. Custom job by previous owner whose profession was making boat covers.
>>676813
1980 body- 22r from 81- 5speed from 86, she is rusting a lot and I am in central Texas. Been working on keeping the rust away- any advice?
>>677087
LC is daily driver but less than 5 miles a day (close to work and everything else) original 2F motor with 325k miles though I have replaced just about everything except the motor. Not too much /out/ with her currently but she is a life long keeper.
>>676812
They are definitely pretty.
>>676778
I like that ranger
How the fuck did it take you 8 whole hours to clean your car? Did you live and shit in it for 3 years? Did it sit underwater for a few months?
If not you must be a god damn retard. What the fuck were you doing for 8 hours?
>>676778
Nice! I recently got this and have been working on getting it to where I want.
Still need tires and to wire my sub in, added a toolbox to put my fishing/camping shit in and have locked and not take up cab space.
Any recommendations for a bull bar/brush guard or steps?
>I will never have an adventure van that I can carry my motorcycle around in
well, I probably will at some point
>>668515
3 minutter kjoretur unna meg
>>676685
+1 on wife
>>662146
I have observed your meme.
>>678701
>http://m.finn.no/car/used/ad.html?finnkode=67855775&model=1.785.2259&make=0.785&ref=fas
Dem er så jæææævelig hoyt prisa, spesielt hos Vollen eller Ola Teigen... har du lyst på en så kjor på, men du får en for en langt lavere pris i helt grei bruksstand ved å kjope privat. Riktignok så har dem jo nærmest strokne kjoretoy til salgs, men dette er såpass roffe kjoretoy så det er ikke mye forskjell uansett
Vent noen år, flere og flere av de gamle feltvogna blir nok snart bytta ut med LandCruiser og lignende. Dem selges også på auksjoner ifra Forsvaret nå og da, men desverre har det blitt en trend at dem selger bare ramme med motor, kasse, drivverk, bremser og dekk, med alt av elektrisk anlegg bare skjært av i hovedstrompa
>>661328
i loved wolf creek
>>677645
Grind/buff out any started rust spots and re-coat them, preferably with a rust reducing preventing paint.
Fluid film is great for penetrating hard spots and preventing rust, not as effective on spots already rusting. Toyota's for some reason love to rust on their welds, and fluid film works great on that. Look for it in the tools section though and not automotive.
Other than that, once mine was getting to the end of it's life I was grinding down weak spots then welding new steel over sections to try to hold it together. Ultimately that is a bandaid though.
I don't like underbody coatings that are rubberized. Some people swear by them, but I had one on a car I bought and found that a little crack in the rubberizing and water & salt gets in, and just pockets rust.
Check out tacomaworld.com, somewhere they have a giant thread about preventing rust which is amazing... just google it shouldn't be hard to find.
>>671753
KTM master race
>>682934
>implying
>tfw too tall to sit comfortably in jeeps
why even live
>>681272
>bytta ut med LandCruiser
jeg prata med en som er i innsatsstyrke i Heimevernet, han prata om at Mercedes Sprinter er en aktuell erstatter for feltvogna, i hvert fall for Heimevernet.
>>683027
... javel? Hortes ikke spesielt egna til all den driten som vi brukte våre til, men kanskje litt andre bruksområder i Heimevernet enn i SBBN
Mulig det bare er for innsatsstyrken? Dem skar jo helst operere i litt mer urbane strok
>>682989
feel ya dog
>>683077
Det svenske Heimevernet har også sprinter. Man kan få dem med firehjulstrekk og.
Du kan kjore disse bilene på litt dårlige veier. Så lenge du ikke går helt off road tror jeg de er greie. Hvis forsvaret skaffer dem er de vel ikke helt lik de sprinterne som er laget for tradisjonell varefrakt i byen.
Fordelen med en sprinter er plassen da. Du kan få et lag med masse utstyr inne en slik bil.
Here's mine, doing what we like to do on our most recent trip to Death Valley.
Let's do this.
Sold this beauty to pay for a trip to Europe. I miss her so much.
>>669040
criticizing vanity is also hypocritical because it places value onto looks, fag.
>>660666
>>676752
Is this picture at the Archery Fields overlook in Letchworth, anon?
>>676696
>petrol
Gas is a better term anyway. Its short for gasoline, the particular distillate of petroleum (which is a latin term for "oil that comes out of a rock") that is used for a lot of vehicle engines.
>>683642
Skjonner jo forsaavidt valget naar man skal ha kassebilav den typen, da er den jo ypperlig. Med litt heving, toffere dekk osv så kan den nok fungere ganske bra, saa faar dem bare spare paa GD240'n og bruke saa lenge det holder der det trengs
>>683701
>I miss her so much.
I love Samaurais too but in the end they're just things.
I hope the trip was worth it.
>>684093
>My car runs on gas.
>What kind? CNG, propane, butane?
Nah. Gas is a shit term. It's also used to describe a physical state of matter which muddles things up.
Petrol is way better but term but I still call it gas because I'm from NA and don't want to sound like one of those obnoxious shitheads that always try to sound British.
>>684704
In Alabama, we all say "petrol" for gas, bangers for sausage and zippy pop-pops for firecrackers. The hell do you live mate?
1st gen is best gen.
Mine hanging out next to a young whippersnapper
>>684769
>>684769
>>684771
>>684774
for when more agility innawoods is required
My baby. Just drove 30,000 or so miles in 6 months around the country. Left my job and hit every state in the lower 48. 25 or 30 national parks and countless national forests, BLMs, etc. 165,000 miles on it now and I only really had 2 issues the entire trip. Thinking about taking it out again for another trip and just relocate in whatever town I like best. Not customized or anything, but it's got a big ol' engine and is solid off-roading. 5.7 L, 345 HP Hemi. Thing can move. I miss the road, fuck.
>>660672
The Land Rover Defender of course
>>685629
Modern Defenders are shockingly bad! You need some a defender pre 1995, not the Ford transit engined pile of wank.
>>685754
>land rover
My sister called her husband's land rover the Fagmobile
>>660678
mora is the best knife you can get for dirt cheap. good steel, solid grip, razor sharp and easy to keep that way, only drawback is that it's not full-tang, however i've broken more expensive full-tang knifes doing shit the mora would laugh at
>>660969
they have 4low, no factory locking diffs but if you look around parts for them are dirt fucking cheap and everywhere, lockers are easy to get too
>>661341
I'll bet you're fun at parties.
This counts right?
>>661908
>>662136
Cheap car, cheap parts, diy repairable, what's not to love?
I had one, but with kids and my small business
1st gen Toyota Previa 4x4 is my "my life is over, kill me please" wagon.
Best regards from Poland dear Hunbro
>>676812
The pre-runner guys prefer 2wd from some things that I've read. They prefer the speed/ground clearance combo and don't really want to lose the power to 4wd.
>>688507
2wd is indeed preferred by many for getting nuts out in the dry stuff. Pretty sure all that "ironman Ivan Stewart" stuff back in the day was 2wd.
>>688228
if you ride it anywhere, yes..
>>685188
this...sounds...awesome.
How much did you have saved up to do the full tour?
>>689172
I ended up spending about $11k. That includes about $1500 for car repairs and new tires. I could have cut that in half pretty easily, but I had about $30k in the bank so I wanted to enjoy myself. Lots of good booze, decent meals from time to time, sometimes splurge on a hotel room if it wasn't a rip off and had a nice view. Gas is half as expensive now as it was, so I'm bout to just pack up my life in my Jeep this time and find somewhere out west to find work and move. Sick of living close to a big city and dealing with traffic and negroes basically.
Was a great trip and now I have a chance to do it again, except this time I'm going to wander and end up just settling down where I enjoy and can find a decent job. Also, this time I know where I'd like to visit and where I can afford to pass on this trip. Got the wanderlust, it's addicting shit.
my adventure vehicle. completed the Oregon Back Country Discovery Route last summer.
>>667894
WV
>>678706
>>676685
Here u go
>>689389
living my dream, anon. living my dream.
