reply to post by kettlebellysmith
Here's some helpful guidelines to help you choose what sort of vehicle you should get:
1.) The vehicle should be a common make. Scrounging for compatible parts should something need replacing, can become an impossible task if you have
an exotic vehicle.
2.) The more finesses the vehicle has, the more things could go wrong. Keep it simple, go for an older (but common) truck/jeep. The less stuff to
break, the better off you and your vehicle will be.
3.) Get an older vehicle. Not only are they a lot simpler to repair, and have much less finesses that could go wrong, they also (more then likely
depending on age) don't run on a computer chip that can get fried due to EMP's and other electro warfare.
4.) Look around online for reviews of a potential vehicle. Google is a great resource, and you'd be surprised how many user reviews are out there
for old(er) cars/trucks/jeeps etc.
Hope that helps.
Peace,
FK
