Dirt every day does a $2015 challenge. HAHA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zII42FMz6gE
Dirt every day does a $2015 challenge. HAHA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zII42FMz6gE
Truth be told they have done cheap truck challenge for a few years now. And its 2015 dollars to buy it + 2015 to mod it
Jaynen wrote: Truth be told they have done cheap truck challenge for a few years now. And its 2015 dollars to buy it + 2015 to mod it
They have done cheap truck for some time. yes...
Fun to watch because that is how most of us would start 4 wheeling.
Yeah, like I need another thing to buy a 2000 dollar car for.
Looks like great fun though. P.s. where can I get an old jeep that looks as solid as those for 1500?
In reply to Robbie:
California or other rust tree climates I guess, because, not around here.
I watched and enjoyed but in this episode, just as I thought it was getting good, it ended.
I would have liked to see more about the Kia. It seemed less designed for this activity but seemed no less capable. I would like to hear more of what the jeeps could do that the Kia could not.
West Coast has the jeeps (West Coast also has rust free toyota's). The listings I see on facebook are insane.
http://seattle.craigslist.org/tac/cto/5284498858.html
The flatfender story is here:
The first half reminds me of college. Did a lot of four wheeling up in the mountains. The rock stuff holds no interest to me.
Almost makes me want to get back into the woods.
Almost.
I also wanted more of that Kia.
Yeah the rock stuff has gotten so "EXTREME" it's insane. All I want to do is have some fun in the mountains on some rougher forest service roads or some smaller trails with my kids. Like I did in High School/college. I'm not interested in a full blown rig requiring 10's of thousands of dollars to work.
I enjoy the videos every year. I loved my almost stock rodeo for hills and mud. Im not a big fan of rock climbing and we dont have any close so i built mine for muddy trails.
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