SUV to buy?

Hi all, what SUV do you guys own & drive?

Need something to tow the boat and also the motorbike trailer.

Was thinking a Ford Territory, or the Mazda CX7 SUV, any thoughts

Thanks

M/P

 

Depends very much on the boat. A Humvee would do it. BTW, you're only
allowed to tow one trailer, and shouldn't the motorcycle trailer be towed by
the motorcycle?

Theo

 

In aus.motorcycles on 22 May 2007 18:35:09 -0700

A 1974 Moto Guzzi 850T.

(THe Norge still doesn't have the towbar)


Zebee

 

As landfill...

 

Usually pre-decomposed.

Theo

 

Nissan Patrol 4.2 turbo diesel --- i have one -- damn good truck IMO

Boc

 

Even better with Ballbearing turbo, 3inch exhaust, pump work and
lifted and locked

without the work they are a snail But bullet proof.. best donk on
the market.

 

Yeah. Don't do it.

Get a Toyota Corolla to tow the bike trailer, and, with the money saved
from not buying a big heap of shit, upgrade the boat to one that lives
in the water.

regards,
CrazyCam

 

wtf is an SUV?

 

A Yankee-ism for four wheel drive. Stands for Sports Utility Vehicle



Cheers

 

Very important questions Theo. As such I expect nobody will answer.

 

I think it's American for 'big thing to drive around the city'.

 

Don't yanks call them SUVs? Surely it's not an Australian term? Please!!

 

I've often wondered why it is that those who have a bad attitude toward
Americans are often the first to pick up their lingo...

 

G-S wrote:

I'll take your word for that, Geoff.

Well, I like my ozzie built, ozzie designed baby gin-palace, and, since
I don't need an excuse to just sit on the boat doing not very much,
drinking beer, I don't fish. Thus, no mess.

Stabicraft bring a new meaning to fugly.

If you really _must_ tow a boat, I agree with you, but those utes don't
come cheap.

If you have some other, valid tax-deduction type reason for having one,
great.

I guess you might then be able to save on not getting a motorcycle
(carrying) trailer.

regards,
CrazyCam

 

Does that make you a nobody?

Theo

 

Have you really? Surely there are more interestings to wonder about, often.

Theo
After spending nearly a year there in 69-70 I came home with a really bad
Yankee accent. I even thought Laugh-In was funny, and I'm still a Gridiron
fan.

 

Theo Bekkers wrote:
I even thought Laugh-In was funny,Nothing wrong with that - in '69-'70 Laugh In was (mostly) funny. It
stopped being funny after that season.

 

The trouble with Laugh-In is that it was mostly political comedy, and became
more so. If you weren't aware of what was happening in the US that very
week, you didn't get it. Of course, in Oz, where we got the program the next
year......

Theo

 

Shit. Put my foot in it there .. I guess it does.