General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Your dream* climbing car	17-Nov-2005 At 12:39:41 AM	climber72
Message
You can pick up a rangie over her for quite cheap as well, but are they reasonably hard on fuel? Given the distance to most of our popular destinations and the price of fuel at the moment i would say your better of with something like a four cylinder turbo diesel, such as the holden Jackaroo or Toyota Hilux. I got one cheap not long ago, 20 years old and hasnt skiped a bet. Yet! Great climbing car tho, love it.

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