What drives your photography . . . literally?

^^^^Doesn't look like any Harley I've ever seen.

My wife and the LJ, I don't leave home without them.

This is I am staying around the neighborhood, and the Yukon behind it if not. I need to finish it so I can properly photograph it. 2.5 years of sweat and blood has gone into it.

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I notice there are a lot of Jeeps here.

I sold my 99 Silverado last year with 358,000 and still running like new.

Tdragone wrote in post #14383627
It's not a 4x4; but it still rocks! 2002 Silverado with 250K miles on it now!
This picture is from Death Valley, but it's been with me to every national park in the southwest!

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Can't wander out as far as I used to with the price of diesel now days!

Camper van and two legs...

Here is my current vehicle for access to the back country. Just need more time to enjoy it.

^^^Vancouver looks a lot like Utah.

My 2012 Rubicon!

Here's me and my 1994 Vauxhall Frontera, somewhere in Wales (UK):

Beautiful! Love the matching fenders/top they are doing now.

Presha wrote in post #14408834
My 2012 Rubicon!

Trugga wrote in post #14408940
Here's me and my 1994 Vauxhall Frontera, somewhere in Wales (UK):

Has gotten me to all the places I have so far wanted to get to. Also used as a motorsport (rally and 4x4) marshals mobile radio vehicle and gets used in a little competition (trials).

Lawrence

Lawrence---never seen one of these. Who makes it? 4 wheel drive? Looks like a great rig.

irishman wrote in post #14410924
Lawrence---never seen one of these. Who makes it? 4 wheel drive? Looks like a great rig.

In the UK, Vauxhall - also known as Opel on the continent. Mine is a short wheelbase, there is also a 5-door LWB - known as the Rodeo and Amigo in the 'states. I beleive there is also a Honda version called the Passport. The chassis is based on that of an Isuzu Trooper.

Lots more info at www.fronteraowners.co.​uk also http://en.wikipedia.or​g/wiki/Vauxhall_Fronte​ra

The soft top was only an option for 12 months (in the UK - probably due to the weather here). The series ran from 1992-2004 (I think), with engines from 2.0 up to 3.2V6.

In the UK they are all part time 4x4 (with low box) although I think they were available in the US as 2x4.

Mine was modified by the previous owner: smaller fuel tank, approach & departure angles, roll cage, sliders, bumpers - I've since done a little more; bucket seats, digital dash, engine kill, sports exhaust, etc. and there is still more to do.

A great fun 4x4.

Lawrence

1987 Suzuki LS 650.