Sellin' My Stang
09-30-2014, 06:26 PM
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Sellin' My Stang
As some of you more veteran members might know, I haven't been on here as much as I used to. I pretty much lost all interest in modding my car anymore. I started a new job a few months ago and I'm looking into getting a few new vehicles that are more practical for my commute as well as my interests. With that being said, I'm actively attempting to sell the stang. I'm asking a decent chunk of change for it, but that's bc I'm expecting low-ball offers to begin with. I put it up for 8900 but I would take anything around 8000
Anyways, I'm looking at getting a 2000-ish Jeep Cherokee to throw some big *** tires on and use as my winter commuter and do some snow plowing with. Then I'm going to purchase a 335xi for the daily.
It's been fun guys.
Anyways, I'm looking at getting a 2000-ish Jeep Cherokee to throw some big *** tires on and use as my winter commuter and do some snow plowing with. Then I'm going to purchase a 335xi for the daily.
It's been fun guys.
09-30-2014, 06:52 PM
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oh hai!
The Cherokees can fit some big tires on there with a lift. I would just do a 2-3" lift and put some 30's or 31's on there. Nothing outrageous.
Yes I know a lot of people around this area who use the Cherokees to plow with. They are unibody, but they are awesome for driveway plowing. Plus have you ever sat in one? SO COMFORTABLE
The Cherokees can fit some big tires on there with a lift. I would just do a 2-3" lift and put some 30's or 31's on there. Nothing outrageous.
Yes I know a lot of people around this area who use the Cherokees to plow with. They are unibody, but they are awesome for driveway plowing. Plus have you ever sat in one? SO COMFORTABLE
09-30-2014, 10:45 PM
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I know a few guys around here who've been running a plow on em for 5-10 years no problem. They do have smaller tires on it though.
For driveways, I'll take the cherokee all day. But what about just throwin 4-500 pounds of sand in the back and plowin? That brings the overall weight of the cherokee up to like 4200 with a plow and someone drivin
For driveways, I'll take the cherokee all day. But what about just throwin 4-500 pounds of sand in the back and plowin? That brings the overall weight of the cherokee up to like 4200 with a plow and someone drivin
10-03-2014, 08:57 AM
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I'm with you on that one. Rumor has it you're going irs on your next build, right?
Hp- damn bro. Sad to hear that but completely understandable. I wouldn't be surprised if down the line you got back in one. The itch always comes back. Unless you're purp and sold your soul for a meatball and some ice
Hp- damn bro. Sad to hear that but completely understandable. I wouldn't be surprised if down the line you got back in one. The itch always comes back. Unless you're purp and sold your soul for a meatball and some ice
