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06-29-2008, 12:37 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: dougasville GA
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just dropping in
whats up i am new to this forum and i thought that this would be a good place from friends stand point. i want to get a 4x4 but have no idea what to get. i love mudding and riding through creeks. what is your opinions on what i should get and how to get started on this project?
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06-29-2008, 02:06 PM
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: I live in south central PA, but grew up in Maine
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Welcome to the site, we are like a big family here, with friends and problems like one too....LOL....
If you have never done this, and are serious about it, I would personally recomend a jeep. they are much stronger for the long haul and built for the terrain. HOwever, each has their own opinion here for personal uses, different trucks for mud and trails and so on. But a good place to start is a jeep. Mid 80's with the dana's front and rear... and the 4.0l i6... strong and easy easy to find.
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