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'No just thought they might be the better options, although this is not backed up by any expert knowledge. I'll have a good look at the various options everyone's mentioned

 

 

Thanks for the advice.'

 

I used to have a fourtrak and my previous employer had a pajero for years. Never had a problem with either (except a bit of rust!!) and both are great for towing and off road.

But, they are getting on a bit now so finding a good nick low mileage one might be difficult.

 

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Have a look at the post 2003 Jeep Cherokee. They are not well known but are amazing vehicles. Built like a tank. 2.8litre VM engine with 160hp. Towing limit of 2.8tonnes.

Selectable, proper, 4wd with low range too.

 

I really liked mine. Great off road and on. Mine was silver, this is a pic I pulled off the net.

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Have a look at the post 2003 Jeep Cherokee. They are not well known but are amazing vehicles. Built like a tank. 2.8litre VM engine with 160hp. Towing limit of 2.8tonnes.

Selectable, proper, 4wd with low range too.

 

I really liked mine. Great off road and on. Mine was silver, this is a pic I pulled off the net.

[ATTACH]221637[/ATTACH]

 

Thanks for the info I'll have a look.

Why post 2003?

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