Campgottagopee
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PLEASE!!! Don't hurt my feelings!
The overland craze is out of control
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Campgottagopee
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Biggest joke about this vid is it was made 3 months ago, and shows old full-size SUV/trucks w/ old technology
Andy_ROC
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I love (sarcastic and mockingly) when a guy has a luxury pick up with a pristine bed. Never had anything in it. Not a piece of lumber, drywall, mulch, dirt, sled, four-wheeler, no boat to tow etc. Guy would barely know what end of the screwdriver to hold...but he needs that truck. It's such a poser move
TheGreatAbyss
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Saw one of these parked on the street of Portland: https://www.globalsuzuki.com/automobile/lineup/carry/
Obviously it had to be a 20+ year old model so it could be imported, but Kei Trucks are super cool and way more practical then the monster trucks Americans buy. They are gaining in popularity with farmers and those who actually need to move stuff around (relatively short distances at least):
www.businessinsider.com
Obviously it had to be a 20+ year old model so it could be imported, but Kei Trucks are super cool and way more practical then the monster trucks Americans buy. They are gaining in popularity with farmers and those who actually need to move stuff around (relatively short distances at least):
These tiny Japanese pickup trucks that cost about $5,000 are winning fans in America
Imported Kei trucks have become increasingly popular with people wanting a cheap, nimble pickup truck on farms or to carry surfboards to the beach.
www.businessinsider.com
Tjf1967
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Yup.Saw one of these parked on the street of Portland: https://www.globalsuzuki.com/automobile/lineup/carry/
Obviously it had to be a 20+ year old model so it could be imported, but Kei Trucks are super cool and way more practical then the monster trucks Americans buy. They are gaining in popularity with farmers and those who actually need to move stuff around (relatively short distances at least):
These tiny Japanese pickup trucks that cost about $5,000 are winning fans in America
Imported Kei trucks have become increasingly popular with people wanting a cheap, nimble pickup truck on farms or to carry surfboards to the beach.
Andy bought Suzuki's for his kids.
Andy_ROC
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Do you drive it while wearing your pre-ripped jeans?
Campgottagopee
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Campgottagopee
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I'm looking forward to the first Riv I see loaded up with firewood, or a bunch of dead deer in the bed. Who knows...maybe it will be me?! LoL
Green light
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Not even in the back seat?? Ya gotta break it in.
