New Fishmobile

[Bass Babe]

Houndster -- I'm not quite sure what my price range is gonna be, as my living expenses and salary will be changing as of the end of this month. Just drove Rob Rockcrawler's new Blazer this week in the snow, and now I know that I HAVE to get 4WD. I don't know how I've ever driven without it. A little Ranger with a cap might be nice. Better on gas than the bigger trucks. But I'm not in a rush, as I need to figure out adult budget type stuff and save up for a down payment. I feel like I should have been a perpetual student, and then I never would have to grow up and fend for myself. Right now, I'm guessing that I could swing a $300 or less payment per month. And that's if I quit smoking. Ah, the perils of no longer being a kid.

[RIROCKHOUND]

Originally Posted by Bass Babe

I feel like I should have been a perpetual student, and then I never would have to grow up and fend for myself. Right now, I'm guessing that I could swing a $300 or less payment per month. And that's if I quit smoking. Ah, the perils of no longer being a kid.

If you think thats what grad school is like think again.....
unless your talking about being a 7th year sr. undergrad; there are lots of those running aorund

[Stewie]

Ten footers fit in an old style Durango, Maybe even ten and a half footers. I have a 2000 with 102,000 on it. It still thinks it is new.Real comfortable too, and, with the third row seating it'll carry you and seven friends, or you and a whole bunch of grocerys.

[nightfighter]

New rig for me tomorrow afternoon! Pre-owned, dressed out Tahoe. Psyched cause the 1265-2 Allstar didn't quite fit in the 97Blazer, so was constantly breaking it down. But the extra car payment will keep the VS/Saltiga from my reach for this year I think.