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Dui clx drysuit size M/l, with zip seals,used under 10 times located in Chicago suburbs. Asking 450.00

I’ve used the ots for years, it’s a solid mask and seems to be lower profile then some of the others. They have optional accessory rails for cameras or lights and the coms are easy to install and remove. I’ve used it on an ice dives and it performed well below freezing. I have no experience with...

It’s not my business. The folks in San Diego will appreciate it.

The defenders were good vehicles. I think they copied the willys jeep design? But they had the Lucas electrical systems which caused the bulk of problems with most British cars. Then Land Rover was owned by bmw for a while, then Ford. And now I think it’s an Indian automaker trying to build a...

Land Rover isn’t known for reliability.

I can believe it. That’s how mine is here. I know a guy that resigned himself to putting his truck up on a lift and coating the undercarriage with oil in the winter.

Very solid, unfortunately in my area they throw so much salt on the roads it would eat holes in that Japanese steel in no time.

This very well could be one of the best vehicles ever built.

The point of the question is, why would someone pay thousands of dollars for something that doesn’t fit and has problems with the design?

Are you planning on doing local diving also?

And you didn’t notice this when you tried it on?

The TuRDs I’ve seen have a lot of other stuff on them that base models don’t. As far as holding value goes, They have the reputation for quality and longevity, also used car prices are very high right now for many reasons. It’s not uncommon for people to shop for a used Tacoma or 4Runner and...

Agreed.

I’m sure someone in the corporate establishment with Washington lobbyists has interest in keeping the hilux and land cruiser out of the hands of Americans. It seems like we’re not the right market for vehicles can can last nearly a lifetime.

The tundras are probably a good truck it seems like the big 3 own the full size market here in the us. Its also built in the us, the midsize Toyota trucks are built in Japan. If that makes a difference?

4 cyl manual is a great configuration. I’m not sure how hard it is to get registration on these in Illinois? I see a handful of humvees that are tagged and driven that didn’t have titles in the first place.

I’m looking at it from a cost perspective. I bought the Toyota 4x4 and never used it, now it the miles stack up and I’m having cv boots and fluids changed and wishing for the days before seemingly everything was equipped with them.

I’d go with the Tacoma, the rangers were econo trucks years ago now they’re 3/4 of a f150. I’m not sure how reliable it will be over time and mileage. If it were me I would go with the Tacoma base level trim, I’ll never buy another 4x4 from either manufacturer.

The best way to avoid shutdowns is not have shutdowns. Many businesses and people are going under because of bad policy decisions. Especially in areas that rely on tourism. Protect the elderly and compromised, Issue a psa to use caution wash your hands etc.

Welcome, where did you do your checkout dives?