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Re: O.T. Jeep Cherokee for our 16 -year old
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Posted by cdmn on February 04, 2005 at 19:42:45 from (66.228.230.131):
In Reply to: O.T. Jeep Cherokee for our 16 -year old posted by Kevin (FL) on February 03, 2005 at 09:42:03:
I gave my nephew my 91 Cherokee with 227K on it. He's happy with everything, except it scares him. He basically drives it too hard. High power, low weight, stiff suspension, bumpy country roads, 20 mph too fast, and ice patches. He wants to give it back (and he's only 29) I don't know how we survived without them, but now everyone has to have airbags. My friends and neighbors recommend older Intrepids with the 3.0 engine, and any 10 year old LeSabre, Olds 88, or Bonneville with the 3.8 engine. A lady friend asked for suggestions for her daughter, with the additional requirement that it not have room for more kids. When I was a high school kid, I wished my dad would let me have an old Ford Model A, but I had to be happy with his 6 cyl Ford pickup truck. Do you know the years you could buy a straight six Ford pickup with airbags? Click and Clack always recommend old Volvos for daughters. They have strong structures, normally don't rust out for 20 years, and you can install American power if you want to. In fact, a Cherokee 4 cylinder might work.
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