Currently I own a stock 1989 62. Purchased the vehicle a year ago and it has served me well though it has its issues. Here are the list of issues.
1. I need to pop the hood to plug in the vacuum hose to engage 4 wheel drive.
2. Likes to drive to the left.
3. Left rear window doesn't work.
4. Rust is mininumal but I did find some today (due to the harsh winters here in Montana).
5. Probably need new springs.
6. Over all it is just old.
7. And it also has a starting issue in the cold but once it starts it runs fine.
My decision is do I invest my money into the 62 ie EMU suspension, bull bar, eventual engine swap, rear storage, and other expedition stuff or should I just save my money (do regular maintenance) and buy on 80. Right now I am leaning the 80 route. Here are two options.
1. Sell the 62 and buy a commuter car and save for an 80.
2. Keep the 62 and save for an 80.
Thank you for the advice.
1. I need to pop the hood to plug in the vacuum hose to engage 4 wheel drive.
2. Likes to drive to the left.
3. Left rear window doesn't work.
4. Rust is mininumal but I did find some today (due to the harsh winters here in Montana).
5. Probably need new springs.
6. Over all it is just old.
7. And it also has a starting issue in the cold but once it starts it runs fine.
My decision is do I invest my money into the 62 ie EMU suspension, bull bar, eventual engine swap, rear storage, and other expedition stuff or should I just save my money (do regular maintenance) and buy on 80. Right now I am leaning the 80 route. Here are two options.
1. Sell the 62 and buy a commuter car and save for an 80.
2. Keep the 62 and save for an 80.
Thank you for the advice.