Should I drive it or have it shipped?

[rexington14]

I understand that it is a wanted vehicle, but why not drive it in the Northeast? There are ways to protect the underside of the vehicle which I intend to do. The way I enjoy cars is by driving them and I believe that’s when a Land Cruiser is at its best!

If you are going to keep it forever, go for it.

 

[themeat]

Along the same lines I say get it from your sister and drive back and park.
Then sell for profit $$$

Or just drive when they don't salt the roads idk how that works doesn't snow here

She

Along the same lines I say get it from your sister and drive back and park.
Then sell for profit $$$

Or just drive when they don't salt the roads idk how that works doesn't snow here

This I couldn’t do, as tempting as it is. I told her what she could get for it at minimum and she told she knows. She wants me to have it. And the price I’m paying, I can probably recoup in 5 years.

 

[themeat]

If you are going to keep it forever, go for it.

With all the electronics these days, it’s worth keeping as long as it goes!

 

[Old Nick]

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I understand that it is a wanted vehicle, but why not drive it in the Northeast? There are ways to protect the underside of the vehicle which I intend to do. The way I enjoy cars is by driving them and I believe that’s when a Land Cruiser is at its best!

the southern end of the rust belt here. I drive all of my Cruisers right through the winter because that’s what they were made for… driving in harsh conditions. Just keep your undercarriage treated with whatever lanolin based product you like and roll.

Just my two cents.

 

[2001LC]

1/2" thick Service history folder at 75K miles. Is a bad sign. I hope they're not a piss poor shops, as most Dealerships are.

Service history is great, for looking for red flags. What is in the history, is what counts.

 

[themeat]

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the southern end of the rust belt here. I drive all of my Cruisers right through the winter because that’s what they were made for… driving in harsh conditions. Just keep your undercarriage treated with whatever lanolin based product you like and roll.

Just my two cents.

I agree with you 100 percent