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    Just get a nissen patrol 4.2tdi with good history and it will last you for MANY years.

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    Thanks for all the advice guys, gives me a few options to check out. I think I’ll be looking for something as a secondary wagon as I will be commuting 45km each way to and from work 5 days a week. My current corolla is perfect for that.

    Thanks again!

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    For my hunting a 4x4 bike is alot more useful than a 4x4 ute & a bike is alot cheap to maintain than a ute just some thing else to think bot
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    Gotta be a van, if you are patient you will find one that is not stuffed.
    My Hiace will close the door on 3.0m sheets of gib easily. I can even get 4.0m planks inside and close the door properly if the planks sit on the dash.
    Then as for camping etc.... Ute, blah.

    If I were working farming etc or moving big heavy/ dirty as things often then a ute would be ideal.

    I reckon the only two bad things about a van is the loss of legs in a proper frontal, and where to chuck that bloody animal's carcass?

    Hi/lo 4wd Hiace.
    get the 2.8L diesel (engine code=3L)
    I reckon mine is gonna catch up to @7mmwsm's Rodeo shortly (only if his stops clocking up Km/s....)
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    Use enough gun

 

 

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