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I have decided that it is time for me to get out of yall's seats and into an off road car of my own BUT i have no clue about anything so I definitely need your help in finding one I can drive and one that won't break too much (because I don't know how to fix anything) I know I want a lifted full size but my knowledge ends there :D I would LOVE yalls opinions and help
http://houston.craigslist.org/cto/1393406605.html
any suggestions on how worthy this would be for off roading?
Either a new Powerwagon or F-150 raptor, there is no other option for a fool-size that wont need fixing.
I suggest new jeep.
Talk to joe about his broncoQuote:
Originally Posted by Court123
wow that person must be smoking crack!Quote:
Originally Posted by Court123
Why do you say that?
His nickname for it is "the beast". How creative.Quote:
Originally Posted by Doug Krebs
Because he wants $8000. I guess I haven't looked a Bronco's in a long time, but I imagine that is very high.Quote:
Originally Posted by Court123
Whats your price range?
Will it be your daily driver?
$8000 was high for a bronco 10 yrs ago.
you'll also notice he lists all the important stuff like stereo, lift kit, INTAKE!!!, headers....but no mileage, condition of vehicle, factory options, or anything that a person over the age of 18 looks at when buying a vehicle.
That and the fact that it says "owner headed for college" means it was probably owned by some kid who had it mudding every weekend.
I would look for a blazer if you wanted a full size.
ill sell you a toyota
small truck, full size motor
if you think you "know you want a lifted full size" to offroad then you probably need a little more passenger seat time before you buy something
Knowing Courtney I'm sure she doesn't want to do extreme obstacles or trails like the rest of us, she probably just wants to drive with the main group of people around from different obstacle to obstacle. And a full size provides plenty of room for people to pile in instead of walking. We can always use another drunk bus, do it.Quote:
Originally Posted by uglyota
96 discovery!
actually a cherokee is probably the cheapest thing to wheel lately