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BEST 4x4 PICKUP IN THE WHOLE PLANET....
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made money on, bought it for $6700 (NEW) and sold it a few years later
for $7800 due to starving college student status...
backdrop for most large DOMESTIC truck offerings...
Dreary day when i took the pic.
Wait till summer time ill give you some nice pics
Ryan
LOL
Best 4X4...all around....Jeep CJ
- Tim
Gen. Patton world war II jeep, also 327 equipped 70'S LC would
do wheelies with kit from Downey Toyota or Advanced Adapters...
Ahhh I knew my '77 Landcruiser FJ40 was best ever in whole
planet....
It came with some nice Mickey Thompson 32" rubber....your
Bronco is impressive, sure hope you used RANCHO shocks..too bad
the Bronco II was not as formidable, then again it was mini SUV
Happy holidays....
Andy
My neighbor has an in with King so I'm leaning that way right now.
I dont think the guy has it anymore. He has been driving his sons Dakota and on sundays he drives his lexus (church crusin car white and gold nice car)
Ryan
I've lost count, however, of the number of early Broncos & CJs, that I've had to help remove from various off-road obstacles. I didn't give them a hard time about it, though. At least, not until I went through or over the same hole/obstacle!
"...Scouts are frail by comparison." In comparison to what, an M1A1 Tank?
keith24
at Hollister Hills off road park in No. Cal in late '70's, also Gorman near Castaic Lake in
No. Los Angeles....the '77 Landcruiser is still no. 1, the Bronco 1.5
BTW I grew up in Santa Clarita (Newhall) not only frequented Gorman but Indian Dunes where I raced Moto-X. Great area til people discovered it.
Hummer? Great suspension! Built like tank! Mostly powered by GM diesel(some have mild 350 gas motor) that GM won't even use any more, painfully slow, too large for any kind of woods or rock crawling. So no, the Hummer is not even close to "best". Now Arnold's Hummer with a one off built 454 would make a great desert runner!
trees that happen to be in the way. FOUR WHEEL mag shows Hummers on infamous RUBICON trail, where four
wheelers take their vehicles rock climbing with sometimes
horrifying results. The Hummers look great. Can also carry
Tow missiles, mini guns other weopons for defense or
offensive....I think they are too big to be the best
CUMMINS though......
They were doing climbing and obstacle trials which are, apparently, popular enough in Europe to warrant TV coverage. These Unimogs were, in my estimation, unstoppable by any obstacle even remotely considered.