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Any good or bad testimonials out there? I am thinking about buying a cruiser through them, but I know nothing about them...any help would be appreciated. thnx.
Anyone ever do business with Vintage Off road?
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Do a search. I think you'll quickly conclude that they are not a great example of places to do business with!
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I bought my FJ55 from Vintage and got a great truck, My only advise is if you plan on buying a Landcrusier thats 20 plus years old, buy a plane ticket and really check it out, I did a search on vintage after reading tha above comments and one guy had a rough experience. There are only a handfull of resto shops that Mudders know and trust so, if you have deep pockets buy one that's been restored. Greg Mushro is a dealer and markets his site and finds Cruisers thats what he's good at. I had a lot of reservations about doing buisness 2400 miles away and I think I got lucky. So unless your going to buy a fully restored crusier from a recommended shop make sure you touch and feel it first, no matter where or who you do buisness with. Good luck and happy hunting!
Lou
The reason he has a Michigan number, he move his operation to Flagstaff last year and didn't want to change his cell number which is the number in his ad.
I bought my FJ55 from Vintage and got a great truck, My only advise is if you plan on buying a Landcrusier thats 20 plus years old, buy a plane ticket and really check it out, I did a search on vintage after reading tha above comments and one guy had a rough experience. There are only a handfull of resto shops that Mudders know and trust so, if you have deep pockets buy one that's been restored. Greg Mushro is a dealer and markets his site and finds Cruisers thats what he's good at. I had a lot of reservations about doing buisness 2400 miles away and I think I got lucky. So unless your going to buy a fully restored crusier from a recommended shop make sure you touch and feel it first, no matter where or who you do buisness with. Good luck and happy hunting!
Lou
The reason he has a Michigan number, he move his operation to Flagstaff last year and didn't want to change his cell number which is the number in his ad.
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yeah -- i guess if enough people get hosed it's a pretty sure thing. Nice to know there are a few good stories out there. I'll probably just pass anyway. The i told you so's alone would keep me up nights. Thanks everyone.....so anyone out there got a decent FJ45 I can buy already??
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no, i found them independently while getting frustrated at not finding any decent 45's for sale...