countrryboy
Well-Known Member
I don't know ur set up for storage/parking.
But i think buying a quad and road trailer and just towing it behind a normal car can be a really good combo.
U have a decent light 4x4 that will go anywhere without marking fields no matter how wet/steep etc and a decent thing to shoot off
I'd say most 4x4's have drawbacks comprimise's and are a decent expense/luxory for an occasional shooter, i wrote my 4x4 off in black ice a few years ago and went back to a 2wd van for a temp fix, still got the van and hardly missed the 4x4.
I've since bought a 4x4 again and is handy for picking up etc, but for my own shooting i could easy cope with a car/van and quad
I know not wot u asked but older 2wd cars/vans are soooo cheap nowadays, 15k a year is a decent road mileage and for all modern 4x4's are quite good nowadays. "wd's just seem so cheap to buy, run and fix compared to a 4x4.
I see plenty of 04/5ish combi vans with decent mot's for 2-300 quid, do the job for a few years, good cheap motoring
But i think buying a quad and road trailer and just towing it behind a normal car can be a really good combo.
U have a decent light 4x4 that will go anywhere without marking fields no matter how wet/steep etc and a decent thing to shoot off
I'd say most 4x4's have drawbacks comprimise's and are a decent expense/luxory for an occasional shooter, i wrote my 4x4 off in black ice a few years ago and went back to a 2wd van for a temp fix, still got the van and hardly missed the 4x4.
I've since bought a 4x4 again and is handy for picking up etc, but for my own shooting i could easy cope with a car/van and quad
I know not wot u asked but older 2wd cars/vans are soooo cheap nowadays, 15k a year is a decent road mileage and for all modern 4x4's are quite good nowadays. "wd's just seem so cheap to buy, run and fix compared to a 4x4.
I see plenty of 04/5ish combi vans with decent mot's for 2-300 quid, do the job for a few years, good cheap motoring