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Re: I know '88 troops but how about newer ones?
| troptroop | 20 Jun 2007 18:44 |
> I had a couple (88 &89) troopers and the problems and the rust (and > the love - off road and dependable). So I am looking south to rust [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Jim in toronto Hi: I had a 89 trooper, very reliable, extreme and heavy off road work here in Baja Mexico (I'm wildlife biologist), alway I was happy returning to my home on it, driving on streets or highway with family. Just to get a new model, but with some fear, I bought a 95 trooper, I've had it for 6 moths and I'm more happy now, it is good on off roads: smooth drive and some more roomy interior, is better on highway too. Here is very "rusty" habitat for cars, until now I haven't see any little rust on my trooper. Go, see and buy a good one of this japaamerican trucks!!! good luck.
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| jsn-to | 18 Jun 2007 02:06 |
I had a couple (88 &89) troopers and the problems and the rust (and the love - off road and dependable). So I am looking south to rust free (or should I say salt free ) areas mid west and maybe florida??
Anyway - I found a 96 luxury for $2500 and I think that might be worth a plane ride down and then drive the beast bak (to Toronto). My questions are -are the later '90s troopers pretty easy to work on? Am I asking for a heap of pain? Are there years to avoid? I know the late eighties 2.6 4 cyl was to be avoided but I bought a couple, did the heads - it was a drag but I had some fun I can tell you. Now I want some more fun but a little more comfort.
What say you?
Jim in toronto
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