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Big Green ended up in the Albany area. There's a chance we'll see it wheeling with us on the trails at some point. The guy who bought it is a toyota nut...it when to a good home!
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Big Green ended up in the Albany area. There's a chance we'll see it wheeling with us on the trails at some point. The guy who bought it is a toyota nut...it when to a good home!
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I would love to go wheelin' on sunday, but I have some family obligations....
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Nice Rig. But you should of bought an 80. Selling a 60 to buy a 40 is just going backwards IMO. I would never sell my 80 for a 40. But that's just me.
I'll really miss wheeling with Big Green and hearing the clank clank noise it made.
chris, don't hold back..tell me what you really think!
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someday I'll have a 40 as well as an 80. 
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That's the whole point!Originally Posted by Wrench
Selling a 60 to buy a 40 is just going backwards IMO. I would never sell my 80 for a 40.
You can't underestimate the seductive power of old, antiquated, topless, bone jarring, simplistic, short wheel base, I don't need no stinkin' OBD, pucker factor 40's. That said, it's comfy wheeling in an 80 recliner with built-in drink holders.
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Wrench, have you owned a 40? Just curious.
I have owned several SUV's (no 80's) and they are great, but there is no feeling like an open top truck in the woods. Some sort of freedom comes from no doors and a dropped windshield. Sort of like a giant ATV rather than a comfy couch.
I have owned several SUV's (no 80's) and they are great, but there is no feeling like an open top truck in the woods. Some sort of freedom comes from no doors and a dropped windshield. Sort of like a giant ATV rather than a comfy couch.
Wrench
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No never owned a 40.
But there are advantages and disadvantages for both rigs. I bought my 80 for the out of box capability. Even though at this point I have modded the crap out of it.
No doubt. I'd love an 80. Someday.
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I still regret selling mine to Pete. They are amazing on the trial.
Chris has an 80, but wheels it like a 40. Not bashful at all.
Wrench
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Ha Ha nice. You might be right.
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If saw a guy in a red 60 crawling around your 40 yesterday at the Pittsford Plaza, that was me. My girlfriend didn't understand where the hell I was going, but I saw the roof sticking up from a mile away and had to take a look.
I don't blame you for selling a 60 for a 40....I want to do the same thing. Cupholders be damned.
If saw a guy in a red 60 crawling around your 40 yesterday at the Pittsford Plaza, that was me. My girlfriend didn't understand where the hell I was going, but I saw the roof sticking up from a mile away and had to take a look.
I don't blame you for selling a 60 for a 40....I want to do the same thing. Cupholders be damned.
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Haha...no worries. Too bad we didn't run into each other. Are you located in Rochester?
Oh btw...I have a tuffy console, so I GOT CUPHOLDERS! LOL
Oh btw...I have a tuffy console, so I GOT CUPHOLDERS! LOL
I'm in Rochester for the holidays, but I live in NYC. How much are you in Brooklyn?
That's right, you've got cupholders and a nice high padded armrest too.
That's right, you've got cupholders and a nice high padded armrest too.
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Cool. Usually I am in Brooklyn a lot. However, we have a baby on the way in a few weeks so I'll be in Rochester for a while.
cheers!
cheers!
Wow, congrats on the baby!
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