Grenadier wanted to stay true to the Land Rover roots...so there goes your oroof.
H2 based on GMT 800/900 platform with proven track record of the GM trucks.
Grenadiers based on...unreliable Land Rovers everywhere. It was nice to see someone pick up a design like that where Land Eover went...
what's it outfitted like? In terms of options and packages? Power windows? Etc?
be interesting to know. I beleive they can do a $20k to $25k truck here in the states, but there is no appetite to do so as the profit margins are considered too slim
I'd love to run a 1994 full size Blazer Silverado 5.7 liter. Damn good vehicles, shorter wheelbase, good clearance out of the box, easy to work on. I wouldn't even mind 1995 first gen Tahoe, as it's the same thing but 4 door
I can see both sides of this. And it all really depends on vehicle longevity/condition at the time its purchased. Yes, going newer gives you more confidence and stability, but a good GMT 800 from a non-rustbelt area can be much less expensive while needing very little to be reliable and leaving...
That's all you need. And maybe a phone book. When I test drove a Trail Boss Custom, the seats had less height adjustability and I felt like a kid driving my dad's truck
Tombstone: great movie.
Amber filter for mood lighting is the 6th best use of whiskey, after
-celebrating
-fishing
-numbing the pain. Any pain
-disinfecting wounds (along with, see above)
-general medicinal purposes (non topical)
Anything else is alcohol abuse
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