Hey men,I'm going to be in the market for a used, not worn out, Wrangler. What I'm looking for is a dependable vehicle that might sometimes be required to 4WD around the back roads and the farm. Nothing serious, though, just muddy roads or across pastures. So, I don't need a "Rockclimber Godzilla" with a 72 inch body lift and 48 inch wheels.It will also haul about 300 lbs of feed, weekly. That means a trip to the feed mill. Every week. I doubt if I travel more than 100 miles each week.I don't enjoy working on cars, anymore. I have enough of that kind of fun just keeping my old tractor on it's feet. Me too, for that matter.ANY advice is appreciated. I need all the help I can get, except "buy a one ton 4WD pickup". The parking spot in my barn is big enough for a Jeep, not a 3500 Belchfire 12 cylinder, monster.You get the idea...Thanks in advance....Matt

Knowing how much I paid in taxes while driving, I'll never believethat. God Bless America, Bill O|||||||Omailto: Ray wrote:

Nope, covered the seven western states, sounds like you have somereally poor roads back there. You still use out houses? God Bless America, Bill O|||||||Omailto: Macchiarolo wrote:

I can safely say your truckers have paid for you to drive onconcrete highways many times over. God Bless America, Bill O|||||||Omailto: Macchiarolo wrote:

Wrangler - What to buy?

Nov 25, 2005 44 Replies

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L.W.( Ãill ) Hughes III 20 years ago

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Matthew Macchiarolo 20 years ago

Most of those are probably the gravel haulers. You should see the ruts they leave on asphalt pavement at the intersections closest to the gravel pits.

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Matthew Macchiarolo 20 years ago

Ever driven in Michigan?

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L.W.( Ãill ) Hughes III 20 years ago

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