Recent content by oldeskuel

I like the newer foresters, but not the first gen ones. Not a fan of nissans or amercian built vehs for the most part (I tend to stick with Japanese vehicles, except nissans). I've also been looking at older subaru outback sports.

Thanks for the detailed answer. At this point, the subaru cross trek sounds like the best option. I intend to do a lot of road tripping on the interestates and a bit of light off-road/dirt road type of driving. In the past, I had a 02 toyota tacoma regular cab 4x4. It had everything I needed...

Now this is what I'm talking about. However, the subaru crosstrek is proably a better and modern version!

Hmm... I will consider that. I owned an '85 4runner in to mid 2000s, and it was a lot of fun. Was not built for overlanding. It did have electrical gremlins however.

I'm hoping for some direction on the best small, reliable, fuel efficient overlandable vehicles. So, 4wd but no mud tires. And it has to do well on pavement too. I've been thinking a suzuki samurai might be fun, but I wonder what else is out there. All thoughts are welcome.

Awesome rig. I previously emailed you through your craigslist ad. I would love to purchase... but, it would have to replace my extremely reliable and efficient Toyota Camry, and I worry about whether it would be up for the task. Did you ever consider going with a tall skinny tire? I have read...

Hey, I was just wondering what the wheel tire combo is on your yota. I saw a post that mentioned 255s and mojave, but couldn't put it together. Any help is appreciated@ Thanks Chris