Jeep Rescue

[BajaTaco]

Pssst... hey Toyota, please look at this...

Jeep Rescue (http://autoshow.edmunds.yahoo.com/news/autoshow/articles/100916/page020.html)

See? there really is a market for capable 4wd vehicles. The weight, power, and fuel consumption of this Jeep concept is probably a little too high for my tastes, but if they could keep it light, good on fuel, and reliable, it looks like it would make a killer expedition vehicle.


http://www.bajataco.com

[expeditionswest]

Very interesting. I think someone is tempting me...</div>
Look at this LWB Wrangler http://autoshow.edmunds.yahoo.com/news/autoshow/articles/100916/page067.html?tid=yahoo.e.autoshow..leftnav.68.* (http://autoshow.edmunds.yahoo.com/news/autoshow/articles/100916/page067.html?tid=yahoo.e.autoshow..leftnav.68).*</div>





Scott Brady
2001 Land Rover Discovery II
1998 Isuzu Trooper
1994 Jeep Wrangler Sahara
mailto:guide@expeditionswest.com (guide@expeditionswest.com)
http://www.expeditionswest.com

[JackSilb]

Very nice guys.

Thanks for keeping updated.
I hope this will make Toyota and others to continue to do good 4 x 4. I heard they are going to stop the TLC.


Just if Doron would purplish the link to the Toyota S 110 or something like this. He told us during the meeting that one can get a TLC series 110 for 25K.

-JACK


So much to see, so little time. Try using your 4WD tosee and do more.
Tread Lightly! empowers generations to enjoy the outdoors responsibly...
http://www.4wdtrips.net

[Rockcrawler]

drool... drool.... that would be the perfect vehicle for me! Works as a tow vehicle for the Scrambler, SUV for a daily driver and expedition vehicle as well as working as a recovery vehicle to get the Heep off the trail if need be. Depending on the dimensions, it could just be the one! Are you listening DC... I want one... I want one!!!


"Paved Roads: Another example of wasteful government spending." KD7UEH

[BajaTaco]

Rockcrawler said...
...as well as working as a recovery vehicle to get the Heep off the trail if need be. ...Wait a minute... it IS a Heep!

Jack, the dealer thatDoron mentioned is Toyota Gibraltar (http://www.toyota-gib.com/). I still doubt you could get one into the U.S. by any reasonable means. Your 6 month importation qualification (from Brazil) might work once or twice... but how would you insure it? Cost?


http://www.bajataco.com

[JackSilb]

I see your point.
Lets keep talking.

-JACK


So much to see, so little time. Try using your 4WD tosee and do more.
Tread Lightly! empowers generations to enjoy the outdoors responsibly...
http://www.4wdtrips.net