Screw Teal, paint is cheap, bring back small, cheap, convertible, unsafe, 4WDs!
dagibby
dagibby1
You have the same google I do, lazy ass. There are plenty of taxes beyond sales, income and corporate come to mind- but you do you. https://www.marketwatch.com/story/heres-a-way-for-small-business-to-save-on-taxes-buy-a-heavy-suv-or-pickup-2016-05-17
There are considerable tax benefits to buying a truck vs. a car. Perhaps they just want to look smart...
Yeah, no.
You could go that route. But my way is likely better in every fashion. It’s amazing how well people can anticipate poop schedule when they know they might have to empty the 5 gallon black water tank.
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Yes- this guy wants a Wrangler but for whatever reason won’t just come out and say it.
Broadside of a barn... with disco lights!
Don’t get me wrong- a TD swapped LX cruiser is in my dream garage.
Clearly.
The old ones can, which is what I suggested.
That’s amazing, especially for a work van- people don’t tend to treat those as they would their own. I’m seriously considering a Winnebago Revel when my Tahoe gives up the ghost.
The only answer here is a used Sprinter. Find one for $6500 and spend the rest kitting it out however you wish. Can be serviced at any Dodge dealer. Many aftermarket mods and a huge fanbase to get tips from. A short wheelbase with decent A/T tires will go more places than any minivan can. Great mileage for its size-…
Why not buy one with AWD? They’re out there.
Good choice- if you completely disregard the fuel efficient box.
Taildragger
*Chinook*
The backhoe should be able to self extricate with some 2x10s when the weather warms. Then, the race is on for getting the truck out. A webcam and a gofundme jackpot (for charity, of course) could make for great watching and maybe cover expenses.
As opposed to being burned, frozen corpse scattered over a wheat field- stranded in Tahiti sounds delightful. Actually, temporarily stranded in Tahiti sounds preferable to anything I’ve got going on today...