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So basically. Don't buy a new Jeep. Buy an old Jeep chassis and build it up? Is this the right thing for me to do?
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03-23-2013, 09:30 AM
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So basically. Don't buy a new Jeep. Buy an old Jeep chassis and build it up? Is this the right thing for me to do?
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There are certain features to look for (axles, options, don't get the 4 cyl wrangler) that are pretty well documented on jeep forums. Anytime you wheel a vehicle on a real trail, there's a risk it doesn't come back. Better to do it with a cheap hobby car than something shiny and new. |
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