G Wagon
- TomBod08
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G Wagon
It's been a while since I last posted.
I've got some bad news.
I've been been cheating on my Suzuki and been looking at G Wagons
I sincerely apologise.
Thanks
I've got some bad news.
I've been been cheating on my Suzuki and been looking at G Wagons
I sincerely apologise.
Thanks
One life. Live it....With a Suzuki
- donkeychomp
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- TomBod08
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Re: G Wagon
Not gonna lie I do love G Wagons. But they are expensive for what you get.
Still not quite as good as Samurais though
Still not quite as good as Samurais though
One life. Live it....With a Suzuki
Re: G Wagon
You driven one yet bud?? Had a G for a short time last year...had to go. The best thing about it was that by comparison my SJ has little rust and is quite quick!!!
Gone and was forgotten till I saw this thread. long live the '88 SJ
To be fair it was Gold with Brown interior so it looked alright. Thought I had a few snaps of the beast but no idea where they went
Gone and was forgotten till I saw this thread. long live the '88 SJ
To be fair it was Gold with Brown interior so it looked alright. Thought I had a few snaps of the beast but no idea where they went
Re: G Wagon
I like Gwagons
Would I buy one? Yeah if I won the lottery it would be rude not to
But it would have to have a big B on the grill, have 6 wheels and portal axles
Would I buy one? Yeah if I won the lottery it would be rude not to
But it would have to have a big B on the grill, have 6 wheels and portal axles
Re: G Wagon
Just found some pics....gotta love it...wickws colour combo - but it was shocking to drove
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- d_r_1989
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Re: G Wagon
Meant to be pretty strong offroad and have locking diffs as standard I was told?
Re: G Wagon
Not familiar with equipment across the range mate but dif locks may well be standard. Didn't ever take mine anywhere that needed the amazing ability of these motors. I wanted it as a tow vehicle mainly but didn't keep it long as a Cayenne is much more reliable!!d_r_1989 wrote:Meant to be pretty strong offroad and have locking diffs as standard I was told?
Take it easy
- RickUK
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Re: G Wagon
Its the ability of locking all the diffs on the G Wagon that makes it such a potent off roader,build quality is superb,a really heavy old beast but boy do they still command good money especially Diesel versions.
Deceased.
SJ413 tinwormed to the great car grave yard in the sky.
Vitara LWB V6 engine deceased and also in the great grave yard in the sky.
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Current wheels.
BMW X5 Le Mans 3.0turbo diesel.
Looking for a newish Suzuki Jimny.
SJ413 tinwormed to the great car grave yard in the sky.
Vitara LWB V6 engine deceased and also in the great grave yard in the sky.
www.hideones.info www.hideones.info
Current wheels.
BMW X5 Le Mans 3.0turbo diesel.
Looking for a newish Suzuki Jimny.