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NewDustin
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APR 03, 02:05 PM
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I've been looking for something to replace my incredibly reliable/useful/drivable, but also SUPER boring Honda HRV daily driver. Given our proximity to some very tempting trails, I started looking for something small, capable, and quirky.
This one was a tow-behind for an older couple who kept absolutely fantastic care of it, and it is clean inside and out.
She ain't fast, but so far I absolutely love it. There are almost no electronic driver assists: no cameras, lane sensors, keyless entry...none of it. Driving it feels very much like DRIVING.
Planning a trip up to the Mt Potosi observatory this weekend -there's some great trails up there- so hopefully I have some action shots by Monday!
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Raydar
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APR 07, 11:25 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by NewDustin:
She ain't fast, but so far I absolutely love it. There are almost no electronic driver assists: no cameras, lane sensors, keyless entry...none of it. Driving it feels very much like DRIVING.
Planning a trip up to the Mt Potosi observatory this weekend -there's some great trails up there- so hopefully I have some action shots by Monday! |
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Something like that looks like it could be a great deal of fun.
And something for offroad doesn't need to be fast - with a few exceptions like Baja.
I've wondered about the wisdom of putting 392s in Wranglers.
Jeeps are good at breaking stuff. But a 392 can break stuff with conviction.
Travel safely. Keep the rubber side down.
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CoolBlue87GT
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APR 11, 04:19 PM
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