!!! In the mountains of Georgia!
Peter.

Thanks to everyone who has helped with suggestions. I (today) bought a 2000 Jeep Cherokee Limited (V8).
Peter.

I was going to suggest an R8...

R8?
BTW just read a review of the new Nissan GT-R. One sweet car!
Peter.

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. I (today) bought a 2000 Jeep Cherokee Limited (V8)

Peter, great choice. Man I love Jeeps, have driven wranglers most of my life and then 2 cherokees. Just something about them.
Good luck up there

So far I am happy with it, although I did have to spend a grand on a transmission sensor. I understand that these problems are not uncommon. I first replaced the cam sensor, didn't help. The car kept stalling, and then after 15 minutes, start right up again! Anyway, I am happy with it for my purposes.
Peter.

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Originally posted by Hunting the Box H:

Peter, great choice. Man I love Jeeps, have driven wranglers most of my life and then 2 cherokees. Just something about them.
Good luck up there

Obviously a man of good taste but I have to say the older models are miles better than the newer ones.

Here's my baby:

That should look good with one of them "Pork n cheese" red deer tied to the roof rack, "rack" and all.

[Q UOTE]Originally posted by Scriptus:
That should look good with one of them "Pork n cheese" red deer tied to the roof rack, "rack" and all. [/QUOTE]

God forbid that I ever have to put a manky old carcass on the top of my truck!

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Originally posted by shakari:
[Q UOTE]Originally posted by Scriptus:
That should look good with one of them "Pork n cheese" red deer tied to the roof rack, "rack" and all.

God forbid that I ever have to put a manky old carcass on the top of my truck! [/QUOTE]

Oh well, put the back seat down and stick it in the back. At least you won't have to lift so high.

Nooooooooooooo!!!!!

I thought you African types tied the carcass across the "bonnet" (Where ever in the hell that is)



BTW FYI- a Jeep is not a truck-its a SUV-

Does that make Shakari a YUPPIE?

I've tied impala etc to the BONNET of my Land Rovers but love my Jeep FAR TOO MUCH to abuse it like that.

Never thought of myself as a yuppie but maybe you're right!

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Originally posted by Cross L:
I thought you African types tied the carcass across the "bonnet" (Where ever in the hell that is)



Nah!! You not thinking of 'Laskan types are you?



BTW FYI- a Jeep is not a truck-its a SUV-

Does that make Shakari a YUPPIE?

a friggen yuppie???

Scroll down a bit and bingo, a yuppie. The one with the yellow rubber kitchen gloves, for washing dishes.
http://forums.accuratereloadin...1621043/m/4781014581

That's my friend Vassalo & the gloves are leather buddy....... He's also a vet & has held a Mozambican PH licence for decades.

He'd laugh his head off at being called a yuppie!

1984-1996 Jeep Cherokee XJ with 4.0L inline 6 cylinder. Very reliable, low cost. I have put 300K miles on one, never a major problem.

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Originally posted by fla3006:
1984-1996 Jeep Cherokee XJ with 4.0L inline 6 cylinder. Very reliable, low cost. I have put 300K miles on one, never a major problem.

Exactly. Mine now has 298874. Same thing, knock on wood.

What MPG do you get on those guys?

24 highway, manual trans. Even with 300K miles, oil stays clean. Don't know if this thing will ever wear out with normal maintenance.

Is that diesel?

Either way, it's bloody good but Jeep did always build great vehicles.