fair enough.
I print 100,000 pieces of promo material for an assocation of Dentists, does that give me authority to speak on their behalf?
i thought you'd pick up on the sarcasm
Daily driver or off road only?
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i thought you'd pick up on the sarcasm
Like what a lot of others have said, get the commuter car and build the 4-runner for whatever type of wheeling you enjoy doing. This is exactly what I've done and it works out very nice. I've got a Subaru that gets great mileage (~22+ in city and about 30 on long trips between 65-75MPH), and can still drive it all winter long and never worry about getting stuck. I've built my XJ for the type of trails i enjoy... It is still street legal though (sort of), because I have yet to break down and buy a tow rig... but with the killer deals on trucks right now I'm seriously debating it.
You can check KSL also, I see a lot of older mileage getters for under $1000 all day long... and as long as they were half taken care of, the mileage isn't that much of a deal. I have close to 250,000 on my subi and should easily go another 50K without even worrying about it.
You can check KSL also, I see a lot of older mileage getters for under $1000 all day long... and as long as they were half taken care of, the mileage isn't that much of a deal. I have close to 250,000 on my subi and should easily go another 50K without even worrying about it.
cannoncrawler
TWERNT THE MORMONS!!!!!!
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Yup you will not reret getting the commuter. Plus, if you get one for around $1000-$1500, it wont lose any value, you can sell it in a couple years for what you bought it for or very close.