ShooterMike
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Best hunting vehicle ... the AWD 1978 Suburu Brat. Its kind of like the mullet of automobiles. Looks like this sporty model even has t-tops. 
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Best Hunting Truck, SUV, or Van?
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PastorKen
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That truck is gone. He traded it yesterday.
2006 Toyota Tundra, Long Bed, V8, 4x4 - cars & trucks - by owner -...
Up for sale is my 2006 Toyota Tundra, Long Bed, V8, 4x4- $10,000 Mileage- 153, 642 (Mileage will...evansville.craigslist.org
PastorKen
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I looked those up. Nice, but pricey!!
Ya. Crazy expensive. He just retired. He was pullin in a 1/4 mill p/y basically fixing peoples stomachs after a lifetime at the drive through. He would like to thank McDonalds for his retirement gift. I just couldnt see physically driving that or those quigley vans down the narrow brushy roads I hunt. I vote the 84 Subaru. I wonder if it still has the Van Halen 1984 album cassette in the player?
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When I was younger, the older brother of a friend just got one of them and there was heavy snow. Two of us were sitting in the bed and two in the cab. He started down the un-plowed road and snow built up under it and it stopped. We got out and one front wheel and one rear wheel would spin. We said put it in 4WD but it was in 4WD. I learned that 4WD was really 2WD if you didn't have lockers. We pushed it off the snow drift and it worked fine where the snow was not too deep.
PastorKen
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Well, I just learned that I won’t be driving to Rhode Island for ODS. The Navy will fly me there. So I don’t need to buy a vehicle anytime soon. I’ll just keep my F150 a little longer. Meanwhile, I’ll save up some money.
Jordan121787
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I love my older 2003 Lexus gx470! 4wd, v8, and all the luxury without the price. You can find them cheaper than a 4Runner. They kinda are a hidden gem
PastorKen
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I’ll have to check that out.
scott4hunting
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That’s right. Although the hidden part is fading away. Several off-road articles have been written about them recently. Here’s a pic of my 2006. AWD V8 with locking differential. Plenty of room in the back to haul a deer too.
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That’s right. Although the hidden part is fading away. Several off-road articles have been written about them recently. Here’s a pic of my 2006. AWD V8 with locking differential. Plenty of room in the back to haul a deer too.
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Pretty much a Sequoia right? I believe Lexus IS the “fancy” Toyota. That is a good find. I may have to check into that.
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Niiiice!That’s right. Although the hidden part is fading away. Several off-road articles have been written about them recently. Here’s a pic of my 2006. AWD V8 with locking differential. Plenty of room in the back to haul a deer too.
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It’s like the Toyota Prado that is sold Internationally. A little different layout versus a 4Runner but not as big as a Sequoia.
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That’s right. Although the hidden part is fading away. Several off-road articles have been written about them recently. Here’s a pic of my 2006. AWD V8 with locking differential. Plenty of room in the back to haul a deer too.
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That is an awesome ride!
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Here’s my old adventure wagon but I recently parted ways with her. 70 series land cruiser, turbo diesel and right side drive. Tons of space in the back when the seats are folded up and held a lot of gear. 4wd worked great too.
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Jordan121787
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Dream car right there. Love those thingsHere’s my old adventure wagon but I recently parted ways with her. 70 series land cruiser, turbo diesel and right side drive. Tons of space in the back when the seats are folded up and held a lot of gear. 4wd worked great too.
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PastorKen
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I just discovered rooftop tents. One of those might make a smaller truck or SUV a more viable option for camping & hunting. I like this one:
gofastcampers.com
Easily installed and removed from the vehicle. Sets up and tears down quickly. Has a hard cover that doesn't flap in the wind while driving.
SUPERLITE ROOF TENT – Go Fast Campers
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This!
4x4 cargo van.
I finally own a Quigley conversion.
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4x4 cargo van.
I finally own a Quigley conversion.
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This!
4x4 cargo van.
I finally own a Quigley conversion.
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She got a backup camera?
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