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You know, you're onto something with those older models like the Volkswagen Beetle and the classic Ford Bronco and Jeep Wrangler. They had this charm of being tough and simple, and a lot of folks really dug that. I think there's a real niche for cars that are sturdy, practical, and won't break...

Well, it's kind of a "play it safe" situation. Technically, the bumper might hold up two adults for a bit without breaking right away, but it's not something I'd recommend. Doing that could end up bending or damaging the bumper, especially if you keep doing it or if the car's already seen its...

It looks pretty convenient for camping, especially :unsure:

You know, in places where car accidents happen a lot, car makers usually plan for it by making certain parts easy to replace. Instead of swapping out the whole frame, they make it so you can just fix up the damaged sections. It's cheaper and doesn't take as much time.

You know, from what I've seen, ditching those original switches and going for a more integrated setup can really spruce up your ride. It not only makes everything look cleaner but can also make your controls easier to reach and use.

Any videos to share?

Yeah, I think it's the only solid option here

Without insurance coverage, it's gonna cost you an arm and a leg... Good luck!

Looks pretty interesting! Has anyone tried it? Do they have them for other car models?

Actually, it's a good point. If you go a bit off-road, this thing just might fall off.

Doesn't look bad at all! Hopefully, no one smokes in the car :crackup:

After reading your post I can say one thing that I'd definitely test everything out thoroughly before putting everything back together. If you're not sure about any step, it's best to get help from an auto electrician. They can make sure everything's working right so you don't end up with more...

To adjust the door alignment, start by loosening the hinge bolts just a bit, but don't take them all the way out. You might also need to reach the bolts on the A-pillar. Adjust the door by moving it up, down, forward, or backward until it lines up correctly. If needed, use a rubber mallet to...

I'd even say this blue one looks like an oasis in a desert :)

With an out-the-door price of $64,500, especially when other quotes are as high as $70,000, it seems like you're getting a pretty solid deal. BTW, show us some pics when you'll get it.

I can't even imagine building something like this in my garage. Besides, kids might think that those are swings for them.

Congrats! Any pics to share so far?

Third? :):crackup:

Just one question. Are you sure this thing is safe?

It's better to keep rodents away from your house cause they destroy everything, not only your car. Indeed, your car is the last thing they are interested in.