Thread: Your *other* choice for a 4wd

Would have thought that this:

I think you'll find the German pronunciation is "gay vaagen"

Answers this:

I've been trying to find something to try running on vege oil. Cheap diesel 4wd's are hard to find ...

Maybe not cheap.

Oh well, can't have a cool (green) car and a full wallet.

Cheers
Simon

Originally Posted by abaddonxi

Would have thought that this:
Answers this:
Maybe not cheap.

Oh well, can't have a cool (green) car and a full wallet.

Cheers
Simon

Hmmm. A G-Wagen on vege ... interesting. But would it match my outfit?

probably a 79 series RV 'cruiser trayback..... i know i can fit in them, and i know what a turbo'd 75 series with 31" boots can do in the hands of a good driver (put it this way...... they got the lighting towers there by towing them with a D11...... then they expected us to service them!)

Originally Posted by Blknight.aus

hrmmmmm

one of the perentine RFSV's

and if it has to be non rover

a Busmaster.

You 'Fender drivers like buses.

I'd prefer a Bushmaster.

Apart from a new LR, there's not a single 4WD on the market that appeals.

If I had to have one, I guess a 4.2 turbo Pootrol - or an early Jeep station/utility wagon:

If non-LR and as a toy, probably a Quad bike!

omg this is not hard at all....

LADA NIVA FTW!

Depends on the purpose of other 4wd.
I would not buy a Toyota Hilux, they are the biggest POS on the market (we have plenty of them at work) or a standard Diesel 100 Series Cruiser.

I would consider :
A Humer H2
A Nissan Patrol 4.2 TD (No longer available).
A V8 200 Series Cruiser
A F250/350 mainly for carrying loads and bikes etc

For reote travel
A Unimog Camper