fucking burgs

basically, a well thought out car with 85 cubic inches can do difficult off road jobs

Do you have graphing calculators or is it still all slide rules?

as long as you dont haul a mobile home with it

"NO, BUT A LOT OF THEM. THE MENTALITY THERE IS -"

most people here just have 4 wheel drive sedans for bad roads and weather

Mid size family sedan

Trucks are for people with jobs in the trades

for example, suzuki samurai

to haul shit

because that's what they're for

a modest commuter for a modest WASP with a good upstanding modest penis length

"CAN do"

sure

And an untrimmed Mayberry Bush if yaknowwhatimean

try to sell even closetcase scando herr vikernes on that theory

I'm a long time spartan vehicle fan though, ever since i driven a peugeot 205 rallye as a kid

I loved my Ford ranger and it wasn't used for anything but getting to work and to the liquor store

The Samurai was an awesome rig.

rangers aren't really the same

I know

But I could haul jetskis if I wanted

that's surprising

I know

Could fit a two stroke in the bed and mob to ocotillo brap brap

americans have had one fortune in their lives, and that is not to have had experience french cars

I just remember hauling shit for landscaping at home

and shit to the junkyard

@The Enlightened Shepherd They tried that in the late 70's/early 80's

french cars = ingenious engineering, sloppy QC, mildly retared solution in edsign

well yeah you can haul mud and reeds for a hand built hut in your Aryan survivalist compound

Err cobb

the French aren't great engineers from what I know

Like my ancestors

french were great inovators in car industry

innovation is a bit different

les discretes enginé

also I wouldn't be surprised if some of those guys were German expats

they had some of the first streamlined models made for aerodynamic performance, since the days of Delage back in 30ties

Nope, most of well known engineers were french

French always presented advanced design and technology, but could make things weird