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What vehicle do you use for treasurehunting? Pics?

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Don't know what else to say other than that's "awful purty" Harley Man.

I'm kinda partial to all them lights. Looks good!
 
'06 Dodge Durango LTD, loaded, full time all wheel, 4X4 hi and low, 335 hp. Hemi V-8. No stump jumping in this baby, but capable if necessary. I get over 20 mpg on the highway at 70 mph. as it runs on only 4 cylinders after reaching cruising speed. Love it! Monty
 

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I like to go incognito.
 

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Well lets see,,,, how about a 1999- subaru forester!!! gets me any where I want to go!!!
 

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Did you say "treasure:" hunting
 

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Actually i use whatevers running at the time
 
One gets me close the other gets me there :icon_sunny:
Nice rides everyone. Fun topic.
 

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Would you believe this? :wink:

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Seriously...as long as I don't have to go too far off-road. :tongue3:
 
For many years, it was a Ford Ranger - V6. That would go anywhere, anytime. Even to Alaska, and around Alaska for an entire summer. In fact, we ran Rangers from 1984 until 2005 - then got the Ford 150/250 truck.

Then, for awhile, a 1994 Plymouth Grand Voyager, front wheel drive - we didn't tell it that it wasn't a 4 x 4, so it thought it could go anywhere, and did. (of course, after putting a hole in the oil pan, we replaced the pan and put metal sheeting to protect it, and raised the van a few inches).
(in fact, I still have the beast - it needs a new fuel filter).

Now, its either our Ford F150 (and a half - its rated at 3/4 ton, cause it was an ambulance, so there is extra springs and a geared down rear-end - it will go anywhere in 4 wheel low), or, most of the time (for fuel's sake) my 2000 S10 Blazer.

No pictures that I can grab right at the moment - they are all on my crashed computer. (That reminds me, I really have to get that stuff off my old computer).


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