Shogun or Freelander

[*Ant*]

Thanks Rich but that's well over budget.

[YorkieT]

Thanks Rich but that's well over budget.

 

Ant, have you thought about a Austin Maxi the seats fold flat and it should be WELL within your budget

 

Alan.

[*Ant*]

Ant, have you thought about a Austin Maxi the seats fold flat and it should be WELL within your budget

 

Alan.

 

You implying i'm cheap?

 

[Cameraman]

Freelanders are cheap and rubbish, little or no room inside and with the exception of the V6 ALL grossly underpowered.

 

Shogun has an import called Pajero and a big following. pocuk.co.uk

 

Have you thought about a Nissan Terrano II, or an older Ford Maverick (same as Nissan TII) they use possibly the most reliable and longlived diesel engines ever. Same as black cabs, and look at the mileage they rack up, and easy and cheap parts. ............and Yes Maverick and Teranno seats fold flat. http://www.nissan4x4ownersclub.co.uk/index.php

Edited September 5, 2006 by Cameraman

[*Ant*]

mmmm, actually..........

 

Have you thought about a Nissan Terrano II, or an older Ford Maverick (same as Nissan TII) they use possibly the most reliable and longlived diesel engines ever. Same as black cabs, and look at the mileage they rack up, and easy and cheap parts. ............and Yes Maverick and Teranno seats fold flat.

www.nissan4x4ownersclub.co.uk

 

I did think about one of those, but boy are they ugly!

Edited September 5, 2006 by *Ant*

[Cameraman]

Ah, but you don't look at the mantle piece when your poking the fire.

[Chris Goddard]

Can I just say ONE thing Cameraman??? ANT = TART

 

ALLEGEDLY!!

Edited September 5, 2006 by Chris Goddard

[*Ant*]

Ah, but you don't look at the mantle piece when your poking the fire.

 

I tell myself that every friday night but it's always in the back of your mind.

[Newt]

Get yourself a pickup truck. The extra cash you can get for moving objects for folks should pay for the extra fuel it will burn and when you get ready to go fishing, you won't have to worry about fitting stuff into a car (blech!!! on cars).

[Davy Holt]

Have you thought about a Nissan Terrano II, or an older Ford Maverick (same as Nissan TII) they use possibly the most reliable and longlived diesel engines ever. Same as black cabs, and look at the mileage they rack up, and easy and cheap parts. ............and Yes Maverick and Teranno seats fold flat. http://www.nissan4x4ownersclub.co.uk/index.php

 

I can vouch for the Maverick, that's what I had prior to the challenger.. superb motor, with loads of space and as already pointed out the seats fold flat