Posted by DaninKansas on April 28, 2014 at 09:17:47 from (24.248.193.103):
Anything specifically wrong with them?
I notice their pricing is actually almost cheap compared to other mid sized 4X4s of the early and mid 2000s. I found a 2002 with only 75k miles on it with the hi/low automatic transfer case (rather have a manual but those don't exist) for $5800 after I looked around I found that besides the lower mileage the pricing wasn't especially low (most with 130-150 thousand miles are in the $3000 - $4500 range).
With decent tires can they get through a muddy field? 99.9% have street tires - all weather at best.
I've always liked inline engines and don't these have the same transmissions as the full size pickups?
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