Your vee-hicles

[-deej86-]

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y59/deej11686/0327071810.jpg
2005 Chevy TrailBlazer, loaded, 20K.

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y59/deej11686/0327071813.jpg
2006 Chevy Silverado, 4.3 V-6, ext. cab, crank windows, 5K.

[CTCStrela]

02 GC Laredo
02 Protege 5 sportwagon.

[Bear]

http://www.code3motorpool.com/images/011f_cvpi_cr_vic_b.jpg

:P

[Doc1]

No pics, but our vehicles are all diesel and all have standard transmissions.

IMHO this combination is far and away the most economical, most reliable and the best choice for a survival vehicle.

Best regards
Doc

[north runner]

No pics, but our vehicles are all diesel and all have standard transmissions.

IMHO this combination is far and away the most economical, most reliable and the best choice for a survival vehicle.

Best regards
Doc

i've always spent a lot of time checking out the manual transmission before buying a vehicle. Once you burn out an auto transmission thats it...finito. At least with a manual you always have a chance of getting it to move in some gear. Plus its possible to push start a manual, not so with an auto.

[Johnboy]

O4 ford F-250 diesel, and a restored "73" Ford F-100, both get terrible mileage!

Johnboy