What would you be driving if you did not have the Jeep?

[xjrob]

A Toyota 76 series wagon V8 diesel, but would have to spend almost as much on that as the XJ to get the suspension to work properly with long travel.

If Australia did not have such silly laws and you could road register a Bowler Wildcat, then they would make an excellent fun truck.
http://www.adrianstomcat.co.uk/BowlerWildcat.htm

[Steve F]

Originally Posted by killa

I'd have more time to turn this...

Into this..

Nice

And I could finish turning this



Via this (Where it's at now)



Into something like this



Cheers
Steve

[NT-Boy]

Originally Posted by Steve F

Nice

And I could finish turning this



Via this (Where it's at now)



Cheers
Steve

Your a legend SteveF, Viva DEUS ex Machina

[Born Again 4x4]

$1000 Manual VL off ebay.....only car I have ever seen withstand real punishment and not break

[undecided]

subaru forestor XT Wrx Motor would be awesome on the beach

[NT-Boy]

A Mini



or

[WranglerDan]

I looked at lots of 4WD/AWDs before signing for the JK and trailer combo. Came from a few Subarus (Fozzers and Libs), and while they're excellent units I was exceeding their off road envelope just too often. Tried a LR Defender: very practical and capable but too slow and uncomfortable. A Nissan X-Trail: bit too small and no diesel variant at the time. A Ford Territory: big, comfy but not enough ground clearance and very thirsty (again, no diesel). Hyundai Santa Fe and Mitsu Pajero SWB were high on the list...yawn. In the end, though, I reckon I would've ended up with a dual cab ute of some form, a Navara or Ranger most likely.