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Could you spend money here? #117980 08/02/02 08:10 PM

Joined: Feb 2002

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Live Oak, FL

Trooperfreak Offline

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I know I could. I sure wish we had Isuzu choices like that here in the US....

http://www.vanman.co.uk/4x4/

I can't even find a 4WD Axiom!

'86 Isuzu Trooper II, Durabak coated exterior, 4ZE1 2.6L, Weber 32/36, K&N, Rancho RS9000, Indy4X shackles, BJ flip/T-bar crank, Pacesetter header, dual core radiator, Mazda seats, 31x10.5 BFG TAKO's

Re: Could you spend money here? #117981 08/03/02 12:45 AM

Anonymous

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Nice, they are a big fan of the turbo diesel over there.

Re: Could you spend money here? #117982 08/03/02 07:06 AM

Joined: Mar 2000

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S.V. Idaho, 1st Gen Amigo RWD,...

SunValleyAmigo Offline

Body Damage is Cool

I seem to remember reading somewhere that over in the UK there's a quirky vehicle tax loophole wherein if you have an SUV without rear side windows, you can register it as a "work" van and save big on the taxes.

Like this one:
<img src="http://www.vanman.co.uk/data/new_vans/uploads/1024500685_Photo_trooper3.0tdmegavan.jpg" alt="" />

Looks pretty good!

P.S. just noticed something else, the SWB is rated at 27 MPG in overall driving <img border="0" title="" alt="[Eek!]" src="images/icons/shocked.gif" /> ! Wouldn't that be nice.

Travis

<small>[ 03 August 2002, 02:09 AM: Message edited by: SunValleyAmigo ]</small>

"I can make it up the hill in 2wd, Honest! I'll just go FASTER!"

Re: Could you spend money here? #117983 08/05/02 12:31 AM

Anonymous

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We complain about the same thing w/foreign Nissans! Over in Australia, you can still get a Solid axle Nissan Patrol. In South America, the Hardbody is still being built new! And the aftermarket for Australian Nissans? Outrages! They can get anything they want! And it either won't fit our American Nissans, or it's too expensive to justify cost (Custom usually ends up costing less!).

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