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4x4 (diesel?) For Traveling.

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Found this on carsales, http://www.carsales.com.au/all-cars/privat...id=12852D0785EA

 

94 model crusier, diesel, with reg and rwc for $4800 but has nearly 350xxxkms

Seams alright and at 350 its been ran-in.

In my opinion if your not planning on towing a camper nor wanting to tough it in a swag the whole trip go for a troopy - more sleeping room etc etc

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Ye, I wouldn't mind getting one of those rooftop tent things that fold out into a tent on your roof, then I could just put the stuff in the back. Otherwise I was thinking if I plan to stay on the roads I was looking at some old vans that have been fixed up.

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early 4 runner..

 

would be slow but would be cruisey to drive with a/c and p/s.. new injector pump means less to worry about off the beaten track

 

l300

 

2.4L petrols are a good motor. make sure the timing belt is done, and the gearbox/clutch are ok.. heaps of storage and easy camping in this one!

 

60 series

 

much nicer than a xJ4x. check for rust. fairly robust but not as strong as patrols.

 

early pathfinder

 

would be much nicer on the highway than the others. still capable offroad

 

rangie

 

a little from left field. driving wise it would be the best compromise for offroad ability and driving comfort. should have heaps of power with the p76 motor.. jut watch the electrics

Ye, I wouldn't mind getting one of those rooftop tent things that fold out into a tent on your roof, then I could just put the stuff in the back. Otherwise I was thinking if I plan to stay on the roads I was looking at some old vans that have been fixed up.

 

this is a little too expensive

 

http://www.carpoint.com.au/all-cars/privat...id=126A81B915FB

 

Van? Before my trooper, I had a tarago. Luxury vanning. just kept getting almost stuck, and rivers started to frustrate me. But it was one owner, overrated and under 2 grand.

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early 4 runner..

 

would be slow but would be cruisey to drive with a/c and p/s.. new injector pump means less to worry about off the beaten track

 

l300

 

2.4L petrols are a good motor. make sure the timing belt is done, and the gearbox/clutch are ok.. heaps of storage and easy camping in this one!

 

60 series

 

much nicer than a xJ4x. check for rust. fairly robust but not as strong as patrols.

 

early pathfinder

 

would be much nicer on the highway than the others. still capable offroad

 

rangie

 

a little from left field. driving wise it would be the best compromise for offroad ability and driving comfort. should have heaps of power with the p76 motor.. jut watch the electrics

 

I vote the L300 Mitsubishi. Van = Good

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Found an L300 with RWC, 6 months reg and full backpacker setup for $2500. Just had the head done and timing belt, plus only has 280000kms.

Found an L300 with RWC, 6 months reg and full backpacker setup for $2500. Just had the head done and timing belt, plus only has 280000kms.

 

Sounds like cheap wheels to get you camping. Although I have a soft spot for Toyotas, the Mitsubishi should do the business. When your ready to upgrade, head down to the local backpackers and sell it for a profit

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its a diesel too, so 280000 is nothing.

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