I might have stated that wrong, some where I've heard them called that. I liek Toyota's but limited on my knowledge of them..

 

1. 1991 toyota landcruiser

pretty much got me and my dad through some rugged nevada high desert
stuff out in the black diamond mountains

2.

"GRAM GRAMS" 1986 ford ranger 2wd bone stock. that p.o.s has been my familys truck for 12 years and my grandma gave it to me. gee, thanks

3. 1991 limited xj

as of today we are getting her running and she is bone stock.

 

I'm typically a speedfreak. The only 4x4's I've had are:

94 Z71 - w/ BFG-AT's and stock suspension Only mods were exhaust. Ended up selling it and bought a 96 Z28.
98 Tacoma - w/3" body and 3" suspension lift on 35" SS TSL's. Some @$$hole cut me off and I ran into a ditch and rolled it three times.
02 Ranger Edge - Completely stock.
96 XJ 2 door - It's completely stock for now. It's my daily driver so I need it around.

 

Boo to Broncos, but FJ40s are awesome.

And they don't depreciate, either. I took a pass on a perfect '69 FJ40 for $3000 in 1992. I mean the thing was mint. I was looking at a 'cruiser and a couple 4runners when I found the jeep; What turned me to the jeep was the fact that 'cruisers take a truck load of money to maintain, and 4runners have a few terminal problems. First, the ones you can afford have the nasty 3.0 motor that has no power and blows head gaskets all the time, and the bad rear window will eventually make the car not worth fixing.

 

I don't think they built anything but the FJ60 in '86.

 

I have had 2 Jeep XJ's, and an '89 1500 GMC Jimmy, and currently possess all three to this day...

1998 Cherokee Sport
Black
3" Lift
31" Goodyear
Bassett Racing wheels
Comp Cam
2.25" custom exhaust
Drilled and Slotted discs in all 4 corners
156,000mi.

1992 Jeep Cherokee Limited
White
All Stock
Drilled and Slotted discs coming soon
138,000mi.

1989 GMC Jimmy 1500
Blue/Silver
Damn thing is big enuff on its own.
31" Uniroyals from the factory
Quad-shock front axle
In need of floorboards and rockers.
198,000mi.

 

Since I was 16 but I prob forget a few

88 f150
4" lift
35" tires

79 f100
6" lift
37" tires

79 f100
6" lift
3" body
40" tires

97 dodge 1500
leveling kit
285/75r16 tires

89 XJ 4dr
3" lift
31" tires

91 XJ 2dr
3" lift
stock tires (sold b4 I got some tires)

99 XJ 4dr
6.5 lift
33" tires
and alot of other mods
sold last december

88 XJ 4dr
3" lift
33" tires
all cut up
locked front and rear

97 tj
4" lift
35" tires
d44 rear
full cage
locked all the way around
1 ton steering
sold to a friend

02 Avalanche
6" of lift
35" tires
own it now and just started to mod it


like I said I know I forgot some and this is the first time I have been without a jeep since my first one AHHHHHHHH but never without a 4X4

 

LOL! I sitting at work thinking about this post, and remembered two other 4x4's I forgot to mention!!

86 Toyota Pickup - completely stock, but it go almost anywhere.
99 Chevrolet Blazer (2-door) - I never had it off road.

I think that's it for now. If I remember anything else, I'll let you guys know!!

 

85' Blazer
94' Rodeo 3" lift, 31" Radial Rover MT
01' WJ 30" Hercules Terra-Trac - still have
99' XJ 4.5" Lift, 33" X-terrain - still have

 

My First 4wd I got for Graduation.


Others

1966 Scout and a 1988 Bronco II

 

88 Bronco 4x4
99 Mecury Mountaineer AWD
02 Ford Exploder 4x4
01 TJ
05 F-150 Lariat (daily driver now)
97 XJ (current Jeep project)

 

Wife's 97 S10 blazer.. Pros: It gets her around. Con: spent alot of time and $$ fixing it, as soon as its paid off I am gonna sell it and look at getting her a Jeep.

I grew up riding in an 81 4wd Toyota Pickup.. besides having to replace the trans a couple of times it was a good pickup. Even after it was rolled into a ditch full of water.

How about a dozen hmmwvs, half a dozen dueuces, and a 5ton.. Not really mine but after 8 yrs of driving and working on them they sure felt like mine.
My 5ton Crane/Wrecker... (and just for the record, I hate linking pics to this site, they never seem to work and I have never had so much trouble.)

 

First is my 91 Renegade. Second is my 93 K1500. Lots of extras on each, and very fun to wheel.

 

2001 F150 Lariat 4.6 Lt 32s on stock susp. that thing was big

now I have my 90' cherokee laredo on 29s with stock susp.

 

My first was a 1995 YJ 3", & 31"muds
2000 Dodge Ram offroad pak. 2", 35"muds
1985 Bronco(f.s) free, rot box,learned to weld, never finished.
1983 Bronco(f.s) cheap, 4", 36" Irocs, DD death trap
Current 99 XJ, still learning to weld, wish I were better at it.