I've thought about those (and CRV's). My only problems are:
- I don't know if I'll fit in them (I know I can fit in a CRV).
- Even used they might be a little expensive
Ideally, if money weren't an object, I'd seriously consider the honda element. Pretty much the same strong points as the RAV and it looks a little roomier for me (haven't tried it though).
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> On Thursday 15 July 2004 4:38 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > Hi Everybody,
> > I was just thinking about Don's post awhile back about the salmn8r. I've
> > been toying with getting a "fishing car" one day (when I finally have some
> > extra money). I think mine would be an older cherokee chief, ford explorer,
> > chevy blazer, or isuzu trooper. Something that most places would be able to
> > work on. That's not too expensive. That has 4 wheel drive. That's small
> > enough to fit in semi-tight remote spaces. That wouldn't draw undue
> > attention to vandals & such. That could get beat up and look even better.
> > That could carry my kayaks/canoe. Thoughts? What's your "ideal"?
> > Ken
>
> Sorry guys, I have a 98 Toyota RAV 4 that is a great little fishing car. 4wd
> to get into the tough spots, tight wheelbase to get out of them, and a fine
> beast to drive.
>
> Rob
> --
>
> One reason Paul caught more fish than anyone else was that he had his flies in
> the water more than
> anyone else. "Brother," he would say, "there are no flying fish in Montana.
> Out here, you can't
> catch fish with your flies in the air."
>
> "A River Runs Through It"
