We are on the same page, here is my backup car during the winter. Truck is daily in winter and for hauling/tailgaing/camping in the summer.



Here they are together, truck in undergoing a major rust repair and paint job this summer.

 

i dont have a back up vehicle. i drive my truck, and my jeep equally.

jeep is an 03 grand cherokee overland 4.7HO AWD

 

For years my 96 4x4 Dodge truck was my daily driver, But for driving the family we use a 2003 KIA Sorento. My toys are a 98 TJ and a 46 ******. But now my daily driver for work and back is a 2008 Toyota Yaris.

You gotta be a real man (or at least secure in your manhood) to pull off using a Toyota Yaris as your daily driver (at least it's a stick shift). The Yaris gets a little more than TRIPLE the mpg of the Dodge truck.

 

At least it's not a Prius.

 

First off I really got to say I am surprised at the number of fella's who borrow a rig from mommy or daddy as a backup rig............................................... .............

I guess I been independent for way toooooooooooooooooooooo longnow.

Here is my #1 backup rig. 2011 Harley Davidson Road Glide Ultra



Here is #2. 1997 Jeep TJ, but it hasn't been running for 4 years now.



After this I'm screwed.

 

I guess since I still haven't gotten around to putting a new Transmission in the Ram, technically this 2003 Chevy Silverado 1500HD Quadrasteer 4x4 is the backup vehicle. 6.0L Vortec with LOW miles. Can't wait to flip this unit for a profit.

Put this thing in 4WD and 4 wheel steer, and it cuts donuts exactly like Monster Jam trucks! Too fun!

 

Gonna have to take some YouTube video of that 4 wheel steer!

 

Your scenery makes me insanely jealous. That's just farking gorgeous.

 

HeyYou,
Thanks the scenery around here can be breath taking sometimes. The mountains behind my bike are called the Stewarts. I can see them from my house too.

The picture of the Jeep is near a little town called Liberty. Up until a few years ago they use to run one of the last one room school houses in the state.



And of course you can't have pictures from Washington without Mt. Rainer.

 

I had one of those trucks for a while. It was amazing how many people would tell me there was something wrong with my rear axle when they would see the rear tires turned. What I liked the most about the quad steer was how easy it towed a trailer. And backing was a lot easier too.